Reply to classmate discussion. Using the virtual dice roller to determine the number of shirts, pants, and shoes I have: First Roll (Work Shirts): Sum of two dice = 5 (e.g., 2+3) I have 5 work shirts. Second Roll (Work Pants): Sum of two dice = 8 (e.g., 3+5) I have 8 pairs of work pants. Third Roll (Work Shoes): Sum of two dice = 6 (e.g., 1+5) I have 6 pairs of work shoes. Calculating the total number of different ways I can dress every morning using the Fundamental Counting Principle: Total Outfits = (Number of Shirts) (Number of Pants) (Number of Shoes) Total Outfits = 586 Total Outfits = 406 Total Outfits = 240 Therefore, I can create 240 different outfits with my new work attire! That's a lot of options for getting dressed every morning