Matching preclusion
Matching preclusion is like a game you play with your friends where each of you has a different colored toy. If you want to make sure that none of you have toys that match exactly, you can use matching preclusion.
Here's how it works: before you start the game, you all agree that you won't have any toys that have the exact same color. Then, you can each take turns picking a toy. If someone picks a toy that has the same color as one of the other toys already picked, they have to put it back and pick a different one.
The goal of matching preclusion is to make sure everyone has a unique toy, so there aren't any duplicates. It's kind of like making sure your toys are all dressed differently so they can stand out and be special.
Here's how it works: before you start the game, you all agree that you won't have any toys that have the exact same color. Then, you can each take turns picking a toy. If someone picks a toy that has the same color as one of the other toys already picked, they have to put it back and pick a different one.
The goal of matching preclusion is to make sure everyone has a unique toy, so there aren't any duplicates. It's kind of like making sure your toys are all dressed differently so they can stand out and be special.