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If you look at my niece’s clothes, she owns dresses and shorts. Suppose I am looking...

If you look at my niece’s clothes, she owns dresses and shorts. Suppose I am looking at her outfits over 3 days. List out all the possible combinations of outfits over the three days and find the probability of each. Assume replacement each day **** there is no other data for the question*****

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