Fred is walking to the park after school. After playing ball at the park with his friends, he will be walking to his grandmother's house for dinner. There are six different routes from his school to the park and seven routes from the park to his grandmother's house. How many different ways can Fred walk from the school to the park and then from the park to his grandmother's house? A. 7 B. 42 C. 13 D. 45

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Annabel Mora

Mathematics

22 January, 14:16

Fred is walking to the park after school. After playing ball at the park with his friends, he will be walking to his grandmother's house for dinner. There are six different routes from his school to the park and seven routes from the park to his grandmother's house. How many different ways can Fred walk from the school to the park and then from the park to his grandmother's house? A. 7 B. 42 C. 13 D. 45

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Josue Ali · Answer 1

Answer: 6 x 7 = 42

Step-by-step explanation: I believe this is because there are 6 different ways from the school to the park and seven routes from the park to his grandmother's house. To find the total you multiply 6 and 7.