Desperately need help with this Imagine you are the owner of a pizza shop that offers three different types of crusts, seven different toppings, and three different cheeses.Create an advertisement for your shop that lists all the choices you offer and advertises a three-topping pizza with one type of cheese for $9.99. Complete this statement and include it on your advertisement: "We offer _______ different 3-topping pizza choices for you to choose from!" How do I find the number of choices?
Choose a crust: \(^3C_1\) Choose three toppings: \(^7C_3\) Choose a cheese \(^3C_1\) Multiple them all together.
what does C mean?
\[\Large C^n_r=\frac{n!}{(n-r)!r!}\]
I don't know why he put the first number in front of the C but they mean the same thing don't they
C stands for combination
So it's the formula?
Yep
what does r and n mean?
Just two variables in a formula
Wait I think C stands for choose
Because we pronounce \(\Large C^n_r\) as "n choose r".
That means the number of ways to choose "r" things from "n" things
ignoring order
So you create a formula for each right?
There's only one formula \(\Large C^n_r=\frac{n!}{(n-r)!r!}\)
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