9. Isaiah's Ice Cream Shoppe allows customers to choose 5 toppings for their famous sundaes. There are 12 different toppings from which customers can choose. How many different combinations of 5 toppings can be made from the 12 options? A 792 C 60 B 95,040 D 50,400

9. Isaiah's Ice Cream Shoppe allows customers to choose 5 toppings for their famous sundaes. There are 12 different toppings from which customers can choose. How many different combinations of 5 toppings can be made from the 12 options? A 792 C 60 B 95,040 D 50,400

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences

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