Arne, Bobbette,​ Chuck, Deirdre,​ Ed, and Fran have reserved six seats in a row at the​ theater, starting at an aisle seat. In how many ways can they arrange​ themselves? (Hint: Divide the task into the series of six parts shown​ below, performed in that​ order.)   ​(a) If A is seated​ first, how many seats are available for​ him? ​(b) Now, how many are available for​ B? ​(c) Now, how many for​ C? ​(d) Now, how many for​ D? ​(e) Now, how many for​ E? ​(f) Now, how many for​ F?   Now multiply your six answers above.

Ali, Ben and Calvin divided some stickers among themselves. Ali took 20 stickers and 1/5 of the remaining stickers. Next, Ben took 1/6 of the remaining stickers and 30 more. Finally Calvin took the 240 stickers that were left over. (a) How many stickers did Ben take? (b) How many stickers were there in total at first?

Assume Amy is making a sandwich for lunch and needs to select her sandwich fixings. She will select two meats out of 5 options, 1 cheese out of 3 options, and exactly 3 or exactly 5 vegetables out of the 7 options. She will also decide whether to add mayo or not. How many ways can she make her sandwich.

In a stack car race, the following occurred: a ford finished 7 seconds before a chevy, a Pontiac finished 6 seconds after a Buick, a dodge finished 8 seconds after the Buick, and the chevy finished 2 seconds before the Pontiac. In what order did the car finished the race.

Jennifer took clothes to the cleaners three times last month. First, she brought 3 shirts and 1 pair of slacks and paid $12.46 Then she brought 6 shirts, 3 pairs of slacks, and 1 sports coat and paid $37 90. Finally, she brought 5 shirts and 2 sports coats and paid $28.43. How much was she charged for each shirt, each pair of slacks, and each sports coat? .. Jennifer was charged $ for each shirt, $ for each pair of slacks, and $ for each sports coat Clear all Check answer View an example Get more help - Help me solve this 6:09 PM 3/7/2022 hp end delete ins prt sc 18 num backspace lock & 4 home U E enter HJK 00 %24 %23

A candy company packages it's boxes of chocolates in the following way:  24 candies= 1 box  12 boxes= 1 flat  12 flates = 1 crate  a. how many boxes are in four crates?  b. how many candies are in three crates?  c. how many candies are in two crates,three flats, and one box?  d. how would 14,832 candies be packaged?