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A sandwich at the deli can be made of ham, beef, or turkey on wheat, white, or rye bread. How many combinations of meat and brea

d sandwiches can be made of 1 meat and 1 bread?

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Nat2105 [25]4 years ago

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You can make a total of 9 combinations consisting of one meat and one bread

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