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Adele also must choose between leather or cloth seats for her vehicle. Leather seats come in three color choices; brown, black, and blue. Cloth seats come in two color choices; tan and gray. Using multiplication, Adele says she has (2)(3)(2), or a total of 12, choices for seat covers. Is she correct? Explain why or why not.

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Answered by fsefe2008
46

Answer:

Adele is not correct. There are only 5 choices. Here, we are not able to use the fundamental counting principle because there are different choices for each material.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
3

No, Adele is not correct.

Given:

Color choices for leather seats=3

Color choices for cloth seats=2

To find:

The number of choices for seat covers

Solution:

We can find the number by following the given steps-

We know that the number of choices can be calculated by using the concept of combinations.

The total number of combinations= nCr!/n!(n-r)!

Here n refers to the total number of choices available, r stands for the number of choices to be made.

So, the number of choices available for leather seats=3 (brown, black, and blue)

The number of choices available for cloth seats=2 (tan and gray)

Total number of choices= leather+cloth=3+2=5

Choices to be made=1

The number of choices available to Adele= 5!/ 1!×(5-1)!

=5!/4!

=5×4!/4!

=5

Adele has 5 choices for seat covers because she can choose only one type of cover at a time. The cover can be brown leather, black leather, blue leather, tan cloth, or gray cloth.

Therefore, Adele has 5 options of seat covers to choose from.

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