Example 1: Restaurant Offerings A restaurant offers a deal for one meat, one vegetable, one dessert, and a drink. The choices are on the menu below. Meat Vegetable Dessert Drink Country Ham Green Beans Chocolate cake Tea Fried Chicken Pinto Beans Brownies Soft drink Baked Chicken Asparagus Carrot cake Coffee Barbecue Beets Lemon pie Juice Pork Chops Salad Pecan pie Meat Loaf Black-eyed peas Ice cream Fish Squash Hamburger Steak Sweet peas Carrots Broccoli 1. How many different ways can the meal be served? Number of meats . number of vegetables - number of desserts . number of = 1920 2. What is the probability that the next customer will order fish, salad, Ice cream, and tea? P(fish, salad, ice cream, and tea) = (Click to view explanation) Check