How Many Possible Cards Can Be Made with Sasha, Pasha, and Masha?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the number of possible cards that can be created using the names Sasha, Pasha, and Masha. Three distinct cases are identified for card combinations: one featuring both Sasha and Pasha, another with Sasha and Masha, and the last with Pasha and Masha. This structured approach allows for a clear enumeration of the possibilities based on the selected name pairs.

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To count the number of possible cards I would consider three cases depending on the names on the card: Sasha and Pasha, Sasha and Masha and finally Pasha and Masha.
 

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