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A child has four pocket and three marbles. In how many ways can the child put the marbles in its pocket?

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The first marble can be put into the pocket in 4 ways, to can the second. Thus, the number of ways in which the child can put the marbles`=4xx4xx4=4^(3)=64` ways.
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