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Ura, Suzana Kaori; Stein-Barana, Alzira C. M.; Munhoz, Deisy P. – Mathematics Teaching, 2011
The multiplicative principle is the tool allowing the counting of groups that can be described by a sequence of events. An event is a subset of sample space, i.e. a collection of possible outcomes, which may be equal to or smaller than the sample space as a whole. It is important that students understand this basic principle early on and know how…
Descriptors: Mathematical Concepts, Probability, Mathematics Instruction, Multiplication