1.) You decide to open an on campus ice cream stop. It's early in youradventure so you decide to stock the three basic flavors (vanilla,chocolate and strawberry) and two types of cones (sugar andwaffle). Determine how many different orders anyone on campuscould order at your ice cream stop.2.) A California licence plate starts with a digit other than 0 followed by three capital lettersfollowed by three ore digits (0 through 9)a.) How many different California license plates are possible?b.) How many different California license plates start with a 4 and end with a 3?

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1.) You decide to open an on campus ice cream stop. It's early in your adventure so you decide to stock the three basic flavors (vanilla, chocolate and strawberry) and two types of cones (sugar and waffle). Determine how many different orders anyone on campus could order at your ice cream stop.