a car dealer sells 4 makes of cars in 5 colors with either standard or automatic transmissions. how many variations does the dea
1 answer:
<u>The number of variations the dealership have is 40 cars</u>.
Data given;
- The number of different product = 4
- The number of transmission = 2 (standard or automatic)
- The numbers of colors available = 5
This is the total numbers of cars available in the dealer shop at the moment.
To get that, we simply multiply the numbers of colors available, the number of transmission and the makes of car available.
This is equal to
From the above calculation, we can say that <u>the variations the dealership offers is 40</u>
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