<prompt> Ha re re libapali tse peli tsa chess li bapala lipapali tse 10, ho na le liphetho tse kae tse ka bang teng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suppose two chess players play 10 games, how many possible outcomes exist? . Response in English: In a single chess game, there are three possible outcomes: either the first player wins, the second player wins, or the game ends in a draw. So for each game of the 10 games that are played, there are 3 possible outcomes. The total number of possible outcomes for a series of 10 games is then 3 × 3 × 3 × ... × 3 with 10 factors, which means there are 310 59,049 possible outcomes for the series of 10 games. . Response in Sesotho: Papaling e le ngoe ea chess, ho na le liphetho tse tharo tse ka bang teng: ekaba sebapali sa pele se tla hapa, sebapali sa bobeli se tla hapa, kapa papali e fella ka ho lekana. Kahoo bakeng sa papali e ngoe le e ngoe ea lipapali tse 10 tse bapaloang, ho na le liphetho tse 3 tse ka bang teng. Kakaretso ea liphetho tse ka bang teng bakeng sa letoto la lipapali tsa 10 ke 3 × 3 × 3 × ... × 3 ka lintlha tse 10, ho bolelang hore ho na le 3 10 59,049 liphello tse ka khonehang bakeng sa letoto la lipapali tsa 10. 