How can I calculate the number of possible combinations in a

10^3...

>>8484526
>Reminder: /sci/ is for discussing topics pertaining to science and mathematics, not for helping you with your homework

>>8484539
you should read

>>8484535
what if each group has a different number of variations? For instance, group 1 and 2 have 10 variations, but group 3 has 20. Is the a formula for this?

>>8484554
What do you think it would be?

>>8484566
2000, but if I was smart enough to create a model for any number of variables I wouldn't be here.

>>8484580
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/probability/probability-geometry/counting-permutations/v/counting-pot-and-flower-scenarios

>>8484603
this is sufficient, thanks

>>8484535
>>8484526

it's actually 3^10.
also have you not been to 10th grade ?

>>8484635
expecting me to remember something I learned 12 years ago and then never used. but I'm not looking for just the answer to that set, but any possible set. The linked series of videos explains it adequately though.

>>8484648
well i'm expecting you to use logic and/or remember basic shit either way glad you broadened your horizons and managed to better yourself today

>>8484652
logic doesn't tell you if there is a standard form for writing something. I'm not trying to invent my own system of mathematical notation. Choose one of 19 different shits to eat, and them jump into one of any 47 fires.

>>8484635
>It's actually 3^10
No it's obviously fucking not, there aren't 60 thousand ways to arrange the car parts

>If there was 2 ways to arrange 1000 parts of the car there are 2^1000 ways to make the car
Spastic.