Answer to Question #19239 in Discrete Mathematics for Aiman

Discrete Mathematics

Question #19239

Two dice are rolled, one blue and one red. How many outcomes are possible?

Expert's answer

Two dice are different, so we should multiply number of sides of first dice to number of side of the second side.
So we getting 6*6=36

Answer: 36

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