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Kevin goes to a restaurant that offers 4 appetizer choices, 4 different meats, 6 vegetables, 4 desserts, and 7 drinks. Assuming he gets one of each, how many different meals could he order?
Responses
A 672
B 25
C 2688
D 184
E 504
Responses
A 672
B 25
C 2688
D 184
E 504
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To find the number of different meals Kevin could order, we need to multiply the number of choices for each category:
4 appetizers × 4 meats × 6 vegetables × 4 desserts × 7 drinks = 2,688
Therefore, the answer is (C) 2,688.
4 appetizers × 4 meats × 6 vegetables × 4 desserts × 7 drinks = 2,688
Therefore, the answer is (C) 2,688.
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