A restaurant offers a medium pizza for $8. If a person can choose from one of eleven toppings, one of four cheeses, one of four kinds of sauce, and one of five type of crust, how many different pizzas are possible if a pizza must have a topping, cheese, sauce. And crust?

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Morgan Wright

Mathematics

2 September, 16:24

A restaurant offers a medium pizza for $8. If a person can choose from one of eleven toppings, one of four cheeses, one of four kinds of sauce, and one of five type of crust, how many different pizzas are possible if a pizza must have a topping, cheese, sauce. And crust?

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Buzzy · Answer 1

1) you first add up all of the amount of ingredients you have

2) you the take the total and divide your total up by the 4 ingredients you currently have

3) that is your total

11+4++4+5=24

24/4=6

answer = 6