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Condition: At least 2 ice-creams of the same variety.

Case 1: 2 of one variety and 1 of another variety - for example (X, X, Y)

8C1 (to choose the variety that will be repeated - say X) x 7C1 (to choose the variety that will not be repeated - say Y) = 8 x 7 = 56

Case 2: All 3 of the variety - say (X, X, X)

8C1 (to choose the variety) = 8

Our answer -> (1) + (2) = 56 + 8 = 64. Choice B.

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I thought it this way -

first case - select one variety in 8c1 and the other (which will have two same ice creams) in 7c1 (2!/2! because the ice creams are identical)

so 8c1 * 7c1

Second case, we just select 3 ice creams of the same kind. So it will just be 8c1 (as we've to pick varieties).

Therefore, 8c1 * 7c1 + 8c1 = 56 + 8 = 64
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