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We have a set of four pairs of sneakers {A; B; C; D} and want to know how many sub-sets of three pairs of sneakers can be made with this.
To calculate that, we just need to have in mind that, for the first pair which Taylor will choose, there are four possibilities. After Taylor chooses the first pair, will be three possibilities for the second pair. And, for the third pair, we will have only the las two possibilities.
So, to gete the total number of sets of three pairs of sneakers that can be made, we just multiply the three correspondent possibilities for each choose: 4*3*2 = 24
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