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Mathematics, 20.06.2019 18:02, RichardKing2376

Questions: -find the number of sandwich options using one bread, one meat, and one veggie. -find the number of sandwich options using one bread, two meats, and three veggies.(no repeats) -how many vegetarian options can be made? no meats, all the veggies, and one bread.

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