A grocery store displays 100 green peppers in 10 rows of 10 each.It is quite likely that customer A's choice of the 2 best peppers to buy would differ from customer B's choice,even if the peppers were more or less identical.In how many ways (sample points)could the first customer to see the green pepper array choose 2 peppers to buy?

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A Grocery Store Displays 100 Green Peppers in 10 Rows