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There are 8 cups of Vanilla ice cream, 6 cups of strawberry ice cream and 4 cups of butterscotch ice cream. The...
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8 cups of vanilla ice cream can be dealt in 9 ways (one way of not buying any ice cream and 8 ways of buying)
similarly 6 cups of strawberry ice cream and 4 cups of butterscotch ice...
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