Mathematics, 23.04.2021 19:00, rayniqueamee2002

Use the Fundamental Counting Principle for each of the following problems. Your answers should all be whole numbers. Do not type commas in your answer (for example, type 1000 instead of 1,000)

A) At Culver's, you can create your own Concrete Mixer dessert. There are four sizes, two flavors (chocolate or vanilla), and thirty-three mix-ins. If you order exactly one mix-in, how many possible Concrete Mixers are there?

B) My mom wants to borrow a DVD, a fiction book, a non-fiction book, and a board game from me. I have 10 DVDs, 30 fiction books, 15 non-fiction books, and 12 board games. How many different sets of items could I give her?

C) McDonald's has nine combo meals for lunch/dinner. Each combo comes with a pop, in one of three sizes and six flavors. It also comes with fries in one of four sizes. How many ways could you order a combo meal?

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