Computers and Technology, 19.06.2021 01:00 raieliz1414

The manager is concerned that customers may not want 3 sides with their meal. He is willing to increase the number of entree choices instead, but if he adds too many expensive options it could eat into profits. He wants to know how many entree choices he would have to offer in order to meet his goal. - Write a function that takes a number of entree choices and returns the number of meal combinations possible given that number of entree options, 3 drink choices, and a selection of 2 sides from 6 options. - Use sapply() to apply the function to entree option counts ranging from 1 to 12. What is the minimum number of entree options required in order to generate more than 365 combinations

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