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A man has 7 trousers and 10 shirts How many different outfits can he wear?

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Task 1: He may choose the trouser in $7$ ways
Task 2: He may choose the shirt in $10$ ways According to the Product Rule the total number of different outfits is $7$ $\times 10$ i.e. $70$

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