Paris wants nuts and fruit as a snack. She has a choice of either almonds or pecans. She can choose either cherries or grapes to complete her snack. Which list shows all
the possible combinations of one type of nut and one type of fruit Paris can choose
from?

A. (Almonds, Cherries), (Almonds, Grapes), (Pecans, Grapes)

B. (Almonds, Grapes), (Pecan, Cherries), (Almond, Cherries)

C. (Almonds, Grapes), (Pecans, Cherries), (Almond, Cherries), (Pecan, Grapes)

D. (Almond, Cherries), (Pecan, Grapes), (Cherries, Grapes), (Almond, Pecans)

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if you meant, "on the way from (3, 2) to (3, 14):

x does not change; y increases by 12.

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