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In a shelf there are 3 different Hindi books and 2 different Sanskrit books. A student can select a Hindi Book and a Telugu book in `3xx2=6` ways as explained below.
Let the Hindi books be `H_1,H_2,H_3` and Sanskrit books be `S_1,S_2`.
The six selections are `H_1S_1,H_1S_2,H_2S_1,H_2S_2,H_3S_1,H_3S_2`

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