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Rossi is planning a date with his girlfriend. He plans for them to watch a movie, go out to dinner, and then attend a sporting event. He is deciding between 5 movies, 8 restaurants, and 2 sporting events. How many different dates can Rossi plan?

Rossi is planning a date with his girlfriend. He plans for them to watch a movie, go out to dinner, and then attend a sporting event. He is deciding between 55 movies, 88 restaurants, and 22 sporting events.\newlineHow many different dates can Rossi plan?

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Q. Rossi is planning a date with his girlfriend. He plans for them to watch a movie, go out to dinner, and then attend a sporting event. He is deciding between 55 movies, 88 restaurants, and 22 sporting events.\newlineHow many different dates can Rossi plan?
  1. Movie Options: Rossi has 55 movie options.
  2. Restaurant Choices: He's got 88 choices for restaurants.
  3. Sporting Events: And there's 22 sporting events to choose from.
  4. Calculate Total Dates: To find the total number of different dates, multiply the number of options for each activity.\newlineSo, it's 55 movies times 88 restaurants times 22 sporting events.
  5. Correct Math Calculation: Calculating that gives us 5×8×25 \times 8 \times 2.
  6. Correct Math Calculation: Calculating that gives us 5×8×25 \times 8 \times 2.But oops, I did the math wrong, it's actually 5×8×35 \times 8 \times 3.

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