To find the total number of possible combinations, we multiply the number of choices for each category:

• Ice cream flavors: 15 choices
• Cones: 3 choices
• Toppings: 8 choices

So, the total number of combinations is:

$15 \times 3 \times 8 = 360$

Thus, you can create 360 possible combinations of one ice cream flavor, one cone, and one topping.

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Here are five related questions:

1. What if you wanted two scoops of different ice cream flavors instead of just one?
2. How would the number of combinations change if the shop added 2 more types of cones?
3. What if you decided to skip the topping? How many combinations would you have then?
4. What if the shop allowed up to 3 different toppings on a single cone? How would that affect the combinations?
5. How many combinations would be possible if you could choose any combination of 2 different toppings?

Tip: When calculating combinations, multiply the number of options for each independent choice!