You have two types of bread, three types of meat, and two types of cheese. How many different sandwiches can you make if each sa
ndwich has one type of bread, one type of meat, and one type of cheese? 12 sandwiches
9 sandwiches
8 sandwiches
7 sandwiches
*This May seem very easy but i desperatley suck at math :(* ...?
Number of types of bread for making sandwich = 2 Number of types of meat for making sandwich = 3 Number of types of cheese for making sandwich = 2 Then Number of different sandwiches that can be made = 2 * 3* 2 = 12 sandwiches
From the above deduction, it can be easily concluded that the correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option.
ONE OF THE OLDEST ARGUMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY IN THE NATURE VERSES NURTURE DEBATE EACH OTHER THESE SIDES HAVE GOOD POINTS THAT IT IS REALLY HARD TO DECIDE WHETHER A PERSON'S DEVELOPMENT IS PREDISPOSED IN HIS/HER DNA, OR A MAJORITY OF ITS INFLUENCED BY THIS LIFE EXPERIENCES AND HIS/HER ENVIRONMENT .........
the first part is sugar and oxygen which would result in the second part, carbon dioxide, water, heat, and usable energy. aka reactants to the products
