Lesson 36: Solving Combinations with Separate Sample Spaces

A combination can be a mixture of _________ smaller _______ events.

Combinations with separate sample spaces can be determined by _______ the ______ of the separate sample spaces by each other.

When dealing with combinations with separate sample spaces, the option we choose for any element does ______ affect the number of options for the other elements.

When dealing with combinations with separate sample spaces, the _________ in which we pick the individual elements is arbitrary.

When dealing with combinations with separate sample spaces, we need to know the _______ of the sample space for each individual element.