SOLUTION: five children are allowed to select one cereal box from 11 boxes(there are no two the same) in how many ways can selections be made
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Question 722228: five children are allowed to select one cereal box from 11 boxes(there are no two the same) in how many ways can selections be made
Answer by checkley79(3341) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
No 2 boxes the same.
11^5=161,051 different selections.
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No 2 selections the same.
11*10*9*8*7=55,440 different selections.
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