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Question 412836: a president and vice president must be choosen for the executive committee of an organization. There are 17 voluntereers from the eastern division, and 24 from the western division. If both officers have to be from the same division. In how many ways can the officers be choosen.
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Question 412838: a president and vice president must be choosen for the executive committee of an organization. There are 17 voluntereers from the eastern division, and 24 from the western division. If both officers have to be from the same division. In how many ways can the officers be choosen.
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Question 412774: How many 4-letter code words are possible using the first 8 letters of the alphabet when letters are allowed to repeat?
I know the answer is 4096, but what is the answer when you cannot repeat letters? and how did you get given answer?
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Question 412692: I found this problem on the agebra.com website. I have a few problems like this but cannot figure out how to do them. I just dont want the answer I would like to see it worked out so I know how to do my other problems. Any help would be so greatly appreciated.
In a shipment of 50 transformers, 7 are known to be defective. If 30 transformers are picked at random, what is the probability that all 30 are nondefective? Assume that all transformers look alike and have an equal probability of being chosen.
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Dave
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Question 413112: There are six children, three girls and three boys, singing in a school program. As they line up to perform, the choral director insists that the first person be a girl and the last a boy. How many ways can the children line up?
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Question 413001: I am having trouble solving the following problem:
A group of 12 friends goes to a cinema complex that is showing 6 different movies. If the group splits up into subgroups based on movie preferences, how many subgroup combinations are possible?
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Question 413817: Can I get validation on my first part of the problem and help with the second half. I would greatly appreciate it.
A gargae door opener has a sequence of 10 switches, each switch has 3 positions (0,1,2).
a.) how many codes are possible with these switches.
C(10,3)= 720
b.)how many of these codes have exactly 4 twos and exactly 4 ones in them?
thanks,
Gina
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Question 414169: I was wondering if someone could tell me if I got these problems right? I am finding this to be a difficult subject.
A pin consists of 2 letters followed by 3 numbers (assume repetition is allowed and order is important).
a) how many different pin numbers are there?
26*26*10*10*10=676,000
b) what is the proabilty a pin number selected randomly ends in 000?
26*26*9*9*9=492,804
c)what is the probability a pin selected at random begins with AA?
25*25*10*10*10=625,000
d)what is the probability a pin selected at random being with A and ends with 00?
25*26*10*9*9=526,500
e)what is the probability a pin selected at random has a repeated letter and different numbers?
26*25*10*9*8=468,000
Thanks for your time and help,
Gina
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Question 415616: how many permutations can be made from selecting 4 college courses out of 10
and i had some trouble understanding,
four students can choose to write on one of 5 essay topics for their english class .
how many different essays can the student write without repetition of the topics?
how many different essays can the student write with repetition of the topics?
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Question 415904: 120 numbers can be made from digits 1,2,3,4,5 if each digit is used once in a number. The smallest number is 12345 and the largest is 54321. If the 120 numbers are listed in order from smallest to largest, what is the 73rd number in the list?
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Question 416693: a company manufactures a television which is found to have a 10% probability of being defective in some way. a sample of 4 televisions is taken.
1) what is the probability that exactly 1 television will be defective?
2) what is the mean of this distribution?
3) what is the standard deviation of this distribution?
having issues with these three problems, thank you
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Question 416849: a box contains 12 quarters and 12 dimes. when the box is turned upside down, two coins fall out at once. the size of the coin has no effect on its probability of falling out of the box.
1) what is the probability that 2 dimes fall out?
2)what is he probability that one dime and one quarter fall out?
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