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How do you find out how many possible answers there are to the following question 10 questions and the answer is either a or b for each question?
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10 questions with 2 answers each equals 20 possible answers. The combination of possible answers for the series would be much higher starting with they could be all a or all b then the first one a and the rest all b then the first two a the rest b etc
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