A jar of jellybeans has three different colors of jellybeans:  green,  red, and yellow. Let’s use symbols

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  1. A jar of jellybeans has three different colors of jellybeans: 
  • green, 
  • red, and
  • yellow.

Let’s use symbols to represent each color:

  • green = g,
  • red = r, and
  • yellow = y.

If you choose a handful of four jellybeans from the jar, how many different combinations of jellybeans are possible? Assume there are at least four of each color.

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