Combination question

[median pebble]

peter has 10 pictures of family and 8 pictures of friends to put on his walls. he decides to arrange four of the family pictures and 3 of the friends pictures. in how many can he arrange them

[shell dagger]

I'm not 100% sure but I'm inclined to say that the answer is the multiplication of these three terms. I hope you can solve it.

[radiant coral]

Let's get this started: What combination formula would you use for each?

[radiant coral]

it's not best practice to answer their question for them

that is correct though, it's really a question of whether you'd multiply the values or add

[shell dagger]

Well, I do think this method is best because it's faster. I don't think there's any method faster than this, Atleast not that I know of

[radiant coral]

I consider the goal of helping someone is to bring them to understanding, not give them the answer.

Not to dilute this thread any farther, @ me when you've gotten that far

[shell dagger]

I know I know. But sometimes people can understand just by looking at this picture if their concepts are clear. I've been able to do that. Btw, I would have definitely explained him if would have asked

[shell dagger]

Well, can you help me with my question please?

[median pebble]

Oh shiii thanks a lot guys I forgot about this

[lean bridge]

.solved