Question

Lonzo's family is taking him to an all-inclusive resort during summer break. Each day of the trip, the resort offers excursions. Lonzo is allowed to pick one trip per day. On Tuesday, there are 6 excursion options. Wednesday has 8 excursion options, Thursday has 7 excursion options, and Friday has 4 excursion options. How many possible excursion combinations are there for the vacation?

Answer 1

To calculate the total number of possible excursion combinations, we need to find the product of the number of options for each day.

So, for Tuesday, there are 6 options. For Wednesday, there are 8 options. For Thursday, there are 7 options. And for Friday, there are 4 options.

The total number of possible excursion combinations is:

6 x 8 x 7 x 4 = 1,344

Therefore, there are 1,344 possible excursion combinations for the vacation.