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Question 540987: A credit card number has 5 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits
are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, and the fourth digit
is 3 times the 5th digit. How many different credit card combinations are
possible?
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Question 541632: How many groups of 3 students can be selected from 8 students?
On my calculator, I tried 8 times 3 second level percent button, then the permutation button and I keep getting 24. And I know it's not right!
Please help, thank you so much! :)
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Question 544179: There are twenty women and fifteen men at a party. In how many distinct ways can you form ten couples consisting of one man and one woman?
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I thought it would be 15C10 * 20C10 * 10! - you choose the men and the women; then the first woman has ten choices, the second has nine, etc. However, I'm not sure what really distinguishes this from a basic Fundamental Counting Theorem problem once you have chosen the men and women; under that interpretation, the 10! is unnecessary.
Thank you!
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Question 544764: A ship carries four signal flags, each a different color. The order in which the flags are hoisted on the flag pole constitutes a signal.
a) How many different signals can be made when all four flags are raised?
b) How many different signals can be made using three flags?
c) How many different signals can be made in total using any number of the four flags?
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Question 547217: The internal telephone numbers in the phone system on a campus consist of five digits with the first digit not equal to zero. How many different numbers can be assigned in this system?
i would believe that it would be 9 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10. but i am not quite sure.
would this question be labeled as combination or permutation?
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Question 547741: An experiment consists of flipping two coins and noting the face of each coin as
Heads or Tails.
a)What is the sample space for this experiment?
b. What is the probability of getting exactly two heads?
c. What is the probability of getting at least one head.
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Question 548056: in how many ways can nine students be seated in a row containing nine desks if two students must not be seated next to each other? my thinking is 9!2! because u have 9 students but 2 of them have a stipulation ...
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Question 548949: A group of 7 education majors, 12 art majors, 5 sociology majors, 8 math majors, and 3 engineering majors must select a
committee of five. How many committees are possible if the committee must contain:
d. at most 2 sociology majors
I understand the 5C2 + 5C1 part but not sure how to put it together with the other groups
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