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zheka24 [161]
3 years ago
11

Jane wants to order a pizza and she knows what toppings she wants. she cannot decide what type of crust or sauce to choose. make

a sample space of her options if the choices are thin crust and thick crust, and she can choose from marinara sauce, pesto sauce, or alfredo sauce. how many different outcomes does she have to choose from?
Mathematics
1 answer:
stepladder [879]3 years ago
8 0
Sample Space:

⇒ Marinara Sauce
Thin Crust ⇒ Pesto Sauce
⇒ Alfredo Sauce

⇒Marinara Sauce
Thick Crust ⇒ Pesto Sauce
⇒Alfredo Sauce

In Conclusion, all together she has 6 choices (Outcomes)

·Thin Crust: Marinara Sauce
·Thin Crust: Pesto Sauce
·Thin Crust: Alfredo Sauce
·Thick Crust: Marinara Sauce
·Thick Crust: Pesto Sauce
·Thick Crust: Alfredo Sauce

I found this, hope it helps!
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