You are testing a new feature that includes a
builder(wizard)that walks you through the creation of an
item.There are 10 configuration checkboxes you can
check/uncheck for the item being built.The builder makes you
select 3 of these 10 options.You can choose any 3 options.
A)How many possible ways could the item in question be
created (i.e. how many possible configurations)? Describe
the technique you would use to determine this.

Answer Posted / som

I would use combinations. Since we have to pick any 3 from the
10 check boxes present, the total number of combinations will
be 10!/(3!*(10-3)!) = 120 configurations.

Kindly let me know if this answer is incorrect.

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