One day while waiting for his pizza to be baked, he grabbed and read the pocket menu. Curious enough, he noticed a bold claim that there were 1,023 possible combinations for their pizzas. With 20 minutes to kill, he decided to verify their claim. On a spare napkin, he began to scratch out his calculations, but the number he found was different from the restaurants'. He later said: “Reading their claim again, I noticed yet another error.”
Discover the correct number of combinations for their pizza (see menu below) and show your calculations with clear explanations. Then find the following using the same menu.
1. What was the other mistake on the menu?
2. If a topping can be used only once, how many possible combinations are there?
3. If you had ordered pizza there every week for a year (52 weeks) and they randomly chose the toppings, what is the probability that you would get the same topping at least one more time?
One day while waiting for his pizza to be baked, he grabbed and read the pocket...