1. Suppose you are going to open three new stores in different cities and you have narrowed the possible cities to these eight: Nashville, Chicago, Denver, Tucson, Budapest, Boston, Prague, and Perth. If the order of starting the new stores does matter because it influences building costs, how many different ways could you start three new stores? Show your calculations. Hint: I doubt I will ever get a \"Perm\" with such little amounts of hair. 2. Based on the data in Problem #1, suppose that now you don't care what order you start your new stores. How many different ways could you start four new stores? Show your calculations. Hint: \"Combos\" are not just for fast food anymore