Alice is making a sandwich to pack in her lunch. she has 2 different kinds of bread, 3 cheeses, 4 lunch meats, and 2 condiments to choose from. assuming she uses one of each of bread, cheese, meat, and condiment, how many different sandwiches can she make?

⇒ Number of different sandwiches that can be made = 48

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of different kinds of bread = 2

So, Number of different choices for bread = 2

Number of different kinds of cheeses = 3

So, Number of different choices for cheeses = 3

Number of different kinds of lunch meats = 4

So, Number of different choices for lunch meats  = 4

Number of different kinds of condiments = 2

So, Number of different choices for condiments = 2

Now, we need to find number of different sandwiches which can he make.

So, Number of different sandwiches that can be made = 2 × 3 × 4 × 2

⇒ Number of different sandwiches that can be made = 48

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