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For your college interview, you must wear a tie. You own 3 regular (boring) ties and 5 (cool) bow ties. 36 1. Counting (a) How many choices do you have for your neck-wear? (b) You realize that the interview is for clown college, so you should probably wear both a regular tie and a bow tie. How many choices do you have now? (c) For the rest of your outfit, you have 5 shirts, 4 skirts, 3 pants, and 7 dresses. You want to select either a shirt to wear with a skirt or pants, or just a dress. How many outfits do you have to choose from?

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