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1. We throw three fair dice one after another. What is the expected number of distinct outcomes? (For example, if the outcomes are 1, 3, 1, then there are 2 distinct outcomes.)

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          1. We throw three fair dice one after another. What is the expected number of distinct outcomes? (For example, if the outcomes are 1, 3, 1, then there are 2 distinct outcomes.)

1. We throw three fair dice one after another. What is the expected number of distinct outcomes? (For example, if the outcomes are 1, 3, 1, then there are 2 distinct outcomes.)

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Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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In this case, when throwing three fair dice one after another, a distinct outcome is a unique combination of numbers that appear on the dice. Show more…

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PLEASE EXPLAIN THE DEFINITION OF DISTINCT OUTCOMES. I'M REALLY CONFUSED SHOW ALL STEPS WITH ALL DEFINITIONS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME! 1. We throw three fair dice one after another. What is the expected number of dis- tinct outcomes? (For example, if the outcomes are 1,3,1, then there are 2 distinct outcomes.)