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In a store there are packets of chocolate, strawberry, tutti-frutti, lemon, grape and banana sweets. If a person needs to choose 4 flavors of candy from those available, how many ways can they make that choice?

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O número de maneiras de escolher 4 sabores de doces entre as opções disponíveis pode ser calculado usando a fórmula de combinação: C(n,k) = \frac onde n é o número total de opções ek é o número de opções. Usando esta fórmula, podemos calcular o número de maneiras de escolher 4 sabores entre 6: C(6, 4) = \frac = \frac = \frac = \frac = 15 Portanto, existem 15 maneiras de escolher 4 sabores de doces entre as opções fornecidas.

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