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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING PRINCIPLE AND FACTORIAL NOTATION)
You are ordering dinner at a restaurant. In how many ways can you order a meal if you have three choices for a drink (juice, coffee, or tea), four main courses to choose from (chicken, beef, fish, or pork) and two desserts (pie or cake)?

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The company that sells customizable cases offers cases for tablets and smartphones. There are 3 supported tablet models and 5 supported smartphone models. The Addition Principle tells us that we can add the number of tablet options to the number of smartphone options to find the total number of options. By the Addition Principle, there are 8 total options

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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING PRINCIPLE AND FACTORIAL NOTATION)
You are ordering dinner at a restaurant. In how many ways can you order a meal if you have three choices for a drink (juice, coffee, or tea), four main courses to choose from (chicken, beef, fish, or pork) and two desserts (pie or cake)?