Question

cecilia is ordering breakfast. she wants to pick one food item and one drink. her options for food and drink are below. · food: eggs, french toast, cereal, and pancakes · drink: juice, tea, and milk if cecilia randomly picks 1 food item and 1 drink, what is the probability that she will pick french toast and either tea or milk? how many different combinations of 1 food item and 1 drink are possible? eggs tea milk juice french toast tea milk juice cereal tea milk juice pancakes tea milk juice there are \\(\square\\) possible combinations.

Explanation:

Step1: Count food options

There are 4 food items: eggs, french toast, cereal, pancakes.

Step2: Count drink options

There are 3 drink items: juice, tea, milk.

Step3: Calculate combinations

For each food item, there are 3 drink options. So total combinations = number of food items × number of drink items = \( 4 \times 3 = 12 \).

Answer:

12