Answer
we know that coin has two possible outcomes, i.e. head and tails
So, tossing 5 times, gives us a total outcome =
We know that the dice has 6 possible outcomes, i.e. 1,2,3,4,5,6
So, rolling die 4 times gives us a total outcome =
We know that there are 52 cards in a deck
we have to select 2 cards at a time, i.e. combination problem with r =2 and n =52
So, number of ways =
Total number of possible outcomes = multilication of all three possible values from three cases
setting the values, we get
Total number of possible outcomes = 32*1296*1326 = 54,991,872 ways
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