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A new business owner is trying to set up their first sandwich shop. They want to have a variety of options but being that it is just the start they will have to stay a bit small. They are hoping to have at least 20 different sandwich combinations. If they have 3 breads (white, wheat, Rye), 4 meats (Ham, Turkey, Bacon, Bologna), and 3 cheeses (American, Swiss, Cheddar); will this be enough different combinations? (Assume that 1 bread, 1 meat, and 1 cheese will be used on every sandwich) Name one way to show the sample space of these combinations. Display the sample space using the method you mentioned above. What is the probability that I will randomly choose a sandwich that comes with at least Rye Bread and American Cheese?

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