Abstract
This chapter presents in detail the calculation techniques for random experiments
with a high number of outcomes that are generally impossible to calculate classically. The
outcomes can be the number of favorable cases or that of possible ones, necessary to calculate
the probability value. It is enough to imagine the situation well, to know which law should be
used.
Keywords: Arrangements, Combinations, Permutations, Principle of multiplication.
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