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A self-service car wash has 4 washing stalls. when in a stall, a customer may choose from among three options:

1 rinse only,
2 wash and rinse,
3 wash, rinse, and wax.

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Final answer:

The subject of this question is Mathematics and the answer explains the process of calculating the total number of choices in a self-service car wash.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Mathematics because it involves counting and analyzing different options in a self-service car wash.



There are 4 washing stalls in the car wash and each customer can choose from 3 options: 1) rinse only, 2) wash and rinse, and 3) wash, rinse, and wax.



To find the total number of possible choices, we multiply the number of washing stalls by the number of options available: 4 stalls × 3 options = 12 different choices.

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