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A local restaurant advertises 3-topping pizzas at a discount price. With 6 toppings to choose from, how

many 3-topping pizzas can be made if all the toppings are different? Note: Pepperoni (P), Cheese (C),

and Sausage (S) is the same as CSP or SPC

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Priscilla Harrell

Mathematics

8 September, 18:13

Question #2

A local restaurant advertises 3-topping pizzas at a discount price. With 6 toppings to choose from, how

many 3-topping pizzas can be made if all the toppings are different? Note: Pepperoni (P), Cheese (C),

and Sausage (S) is the same as CSP or SPC

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Paulina Booker · Answer 1

Answer: 20

Step-by-step explanation:

If you can't have two toppings that are the same, you have a combination with 6 choose 3, which equals 6! / 3! (6-3) ! = 20

Question #2A local restaurant advertises 3-topping pizzas at a discount price. With 6 toppings to choose from, howmany 3-topping pizzas can be made if all the toppings are different? Note: Pepperoni (P), Cheese (C),and Sausage (S) is the same as CSP or SPC

Question #2

A local restaurant advertises 3-topping pizzas at a discount price. With 6 toppings to choose from, how

many 3-topping pizzas can be made if all the toppings are different? Note: Pepperoni (P), Cheese (C),

and Sausage (S) is the same as CSP or SPC