The Simplastic language has only 2 unique values and 3 unique consonants. Every noun in Simplastic has the structure CVCVC, where C stands for a consonant and V stands for a vowel. How many different nouns are possible in Simplastic? Choose the correct choice from the following answers
A) 9  B) 12  C) 36  D) 72  E) 108
The nouns havefixed structureC-V-C-V-C. Now,each Ccan take 3 values (let's say X, Y or Z) andeach Vcan take 2 values (let's say A or E), so there will be 3*2*3*2*3= 
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<output>108</output>
108 nouns possible.   Answer: E.   It's basically the same if it were how many different 5-digit numbers are possible with the following structure odd-even-odd-even-odd, where odd numbers can be only 1, 3 or 5 and even numbers only 2 and 4.   It's natural to think that a noun can have for example two same vowels (X-A-Y-A-Z) or 3 same consonants (X-A-X-A-X), so if this was not the case then this would be explicitly mentioned.answer is 108
<result>E</result>
The Simplastic language has only 2 unique values and 3 unique consonants. Every noun in Simplastic has the structure CVCVC, where C stands for a consonant and V stands for a vowel. How many different nouns are possible in Simplastic?