Multiplication principle - practice problems - page 6 of 28
Number of problems found: 542
- Altogether 69994
Twelve players signed up for the squash tournament. Based on the lottery, they formed pairs, and in the first round, each pair played one match. The winners advanced to the second round, where they played each other one game at a time. How many matches we - Classical 69634
Peter, Jano, Alice, and Rebecca attended a classical concert. How many different ways can they sit in the four free seats if Rebecca wants to sit with John? - Chocolate 69554
The pastry shop has 10 types of desserts, 8 types of ice cream, and 3 types of hot chocolate. How many options does Milan have to choose from if: A) one sweet B) some dessert and 1 scoop of ice cream? C) Some dessert, 1 scoop of ice cream, and 1 hot choco - Differently 69514
Gabika wants to wear pants, a blouse, a skirt, and a T-shirt to the party. She has two pairs of pants, 3 blouses, 3 skirts, and 4 T-shirts to choose from. How many parties can she attend if everyone wants to go dressed differently?
- Competition 69474
Ten girls and seven boys are in the dance group. Only one mixed couple is to go to the competition. How many possible pairs can we choose from? - Equipment 69464 Miša is buying skater equipment. He chooses one of 2 helmets, one of three gloves, one of four knee pads, and one of two elbow pads. How many options does it have for buying equipment?
- Five-a-side 69434
Five children took part in the five-a-side tournament: Anka, Betka, Celeste, Dano, and Erik. Everyone played with everyone. How many games have been played? - Wallpapers 69424
Lucia's mobile phone offers a choice of 10 ringtones, seven tones when receiving an SMS, and 15 wallpapers in the background of the display. How many ways can Lucia set up her mobile? - Three-member 69274
The teacher wants to create one three-member team of four girls and four boys, with one girl and two boys. How many different options does it have to create a team?
- Arrangements 68764
We have two identical blue balls and two identical red balls. We arrange them in a row in all ways. How many different arrangements are there? - Probability 68584
There are five whites and nine blacks in the destiny. We will choose three balls at random. What is the probability that a) the selected balls will not be the same color, b) will there be at least two blacks between them? - Different 68064
Anna painted eggs for art. She had five colors for her eggs. He wants to put three of them on each. How many different colored eggs could she paint? (It's just the colors, not the shapes on them. ) - Three-digit 67834
The number 0,3,7,4 are given. How many three-digit numbers are there: a) if the numbers can be repeated b) if the numbers cannot be repeated c) how many even three-digit numbers if the numbers can be repeated d) how many odd three-digit numbers if the num - Three-digit 67824 The numbers 1,3,7,4 are given. How many three-digit numbers are there: a) if the numbers can be repeated b) if the numbers cannot be repeated c) how many even three-digit numbers if the numbers can be repeated d) how many odd three-digit numbers if the nu
- Probability 67544 Anna has four different colored pullovers and three different colored skirts. What is the probability that she will have a red pullover and a blue skirt in a random dress if we know that she has them in her wardrobe?
- Triples 67394
How many triples of sounds can be created from sounds f, o, u, r? You solve using a tree diagram. - Percentage 67364 Create all four-digit numbers in which 0, 2, 5, and 9 are not repeated. A) How many such numbers are there? You solve using a tree diagram. B) What percentage of them are even?
- Competition 67314
The coach must choose two students from Sam, Jura, Emma, Dan, and Nika to go to the competition. He knows them well and knows that Samo will only go with Jura or Ema, and Dano will not go with Ema. How many pairs does the trainer have to choose from? - Gradually 67284
Petra borrowed four books from the library at the beginning of the summer holidays. How many orders in which she could gradually read them?
The teacher has 20 questions, from which the student chooses two on the exam. The student learned 10 questions well, 6 partially, and 4 not at all. What is the probability that he will get both questions he knows well?Do you have homework that you need help solving? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
