Assume condition one has three values,condition two has four values,and condition three has two values;the number of rules required for the decision table is nine.

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The number of rules required for a decision table can be calculated by multiplying the number of possible combinations of conditions. In this case, the number of possible combinations would be: 3 x 4 x 2 = 24. Therefore, the number of rules required for the decision table would be 24, not 9.

Assume Condition One Has Three Values,condition Two Has Four Values,and