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25 June, 19:20

6. A restaurant offers a lunch special in which a customer can select from one of the 7 appetizers, one of the 10 entrees, and one of the 6 desserts. How many different lunch specials are possible?

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  1. 25 June, 19:47
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    The answer is 420 lunch specials

    Step-by-step explanation:

    10*7=70 70*6=420
  2. 25 June, 19:48
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    the total different lunches is 420

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given that:

    Number of appetizers: 7 Number of entrees: 10 Number of desserts: 6

    As we know that, a customer can choose 3 of the above items in their lunch and it is a combination problem.

    So we have:

    P (A) The possible outcome when a customer choose appetizer : 7 P (E) The possible outcome when a customer choose entree: 10 P (D) The possible outcome when a customer choose desert: 6

    So the total different lunches is:

    P (A) * P (E) * P (D)

    = 7*10*6

    = 420

    Hope it will find you well.
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