1.) You have 12 toppings. You choose one topping--that leaves you with 11 toppings. You choose another--that leaves 10. 12×11×10 = 1,320.
Multiply 1,320 topping choices by 6 cheeses to get 7,920 total combinations.
2.) (Though I'm less sure of these)
CDs: 6×5×4×3×2 = 720
Cassettes: 5×4 = 20
DVDs: 8×7×6×5 = 1680
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Work Shown:
The set {A,B,C,1,2} has five items. There are four slots to fill.
So we have 5^4 = 5*5*5*5 = 625 different possible passwords where the characters can be repeated.
The easiest way to determine the score is to use a calculator or spreadsheet and the appropriate probability function.
If you want the top 10%, the score corresponds to the 90th percentile. That score is 316.
If you want the top 15%, the score corresponds to the 85th percentile. That score is 313.
Answer:
Maximum amount of toppings is 14 inequality is t <=14
Step-by-step explanation:
let t be the amount of toppings on the pizza
0.75t + 2 <= 12.50
0.75t <= 10.50
t <= 14
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation: