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Bill has seven one-piece jump suits, four pairs of work pants, and six work shirts. He either wears a jump suit, or pants and a

shirt to work. How many different possible outfits does he have?

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BaLLatris [955]2 years ago

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7+4+6=17+22diferrent outifits=31 possible outfits

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