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An online coupon service has 13 offers for free samples. How many different requests are possible if a customer must request exactly 3 free samples? How many are possible if the…

An online coupon service has 13 offers for free samples. How many different requests are possible if a customer must request exactly 3 free samples? How many are possible if the…
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An online coupon service has 13 offers for free samples. How many different requests are possible if a customer must request exactly 3 free samples? How many are possible if the customer may request up to 3 free samples?

User Irini
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4.3 is the simple answer but 4.333333333333333 is more complicated
User Teoman Soygul
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Hello!

13/3 = 4.3

So, 4 requests are possible if a customer may request up to 3 free samples. (With 1 coupon left over).

I hope this was helpful! c:
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