Six times a coin is tossed and the results are noted. How many different outcomes are there in total?
64
32
36
49
When a coin is tossed once, there are two possible outcomes (Head and Tail), meaning there are two ways to reveal a different face on each throw.
The same two outcomes are produced when tossing the coin a second time, and a third toss also produces the same results.
As a result, according to the multiplication principle, the total number of outcomes is given by,
Therefore, the total number of possible outcomes is 64.
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