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?

Question

Responses

A 184

B 504

C 672

D 2688

E 25

Answer 1

Kevin has 4 choices for appetizers, 4 choices for meats, 6 choices for vegetables, 4 choices for desserts, and 7 choices for drinks. Using the multiplication principle, we can multiply the number of choices for each category to find the total number of meal options:

4 * 4 * 6 * 4 * 7 = 1,344

Therefore, Kevin could order 1,344 different meals. The answer is not listed among the choices given.

Answer 2

choose from answers

Answer 3

If none of the given answers is correct, then the correct answer is not among them and needs to be provided.