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Rectangle; triangle pentagon; hexagon; circle; rhombus Two figures are taken from these figures in the order of taking
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a) How many outcomes does this experiment have?
(b) how many outcomes are favorable to each of the events listed?
1. one of the shapes is a triangle
2. only one of the shapes is a rectangle
3. there is no circle between the perceived figures
4.at least one of the captured figures is a rectangle
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