Mathematics, 31.07.2021 05:50 mielhdz

A chocolate factory has three classifications for the candies that it makes: Caramels (12 varieties)
Milk Chocolate (6 varieties)
Dark Chocolate (9 varieties)
1. Set up the NOTATION to figure out the different ways to choose 7 of the 12 Caramels
2. Set up the NOTATION to figure out the different ways to choose 3 of the 6 Milk Chocolates
3. Set up the NOTATION to figure out the different ways to choose 5 of the 9 Dark Chocolates
4. A customer has ordered an assortment to consist of seven types of caramels, three types of chocolate, and five types of dark chocolates.
How many such assortments are possible?

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