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Perms and Combs Sorting

The document provides example word and number problems involving permutations and combinations. It asks the number of arrangements or selections that can be made in scenarios like arranging students in a line, rearranging letters in words, choosing teams or exam questions from a group, and more. Formulas for permutation and combination are provided to calculate the number of possible outcomes for each problem.

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Perms and Combs Sorting

The document provides example word and number problems involving permutations and combinations. It asks the number of arrangements or selections that can be made in scenarios like arranging students in a line, rearranging letters in words, choosing teams or exam questions from a group, and more. Formulas for permutation and combination are provided to calculate the number of possible outcomes for each problem.

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Arrangements ~ Card Sorting

6 students are lining up outside the heads office. The number of different orders that the girls could queue up in is The letters in the word MATRICES are put into a random order. The number of different orders is The letters in the word MINIMUM are put into a random order. The number of different orders is Eight chefs enter a competition. The judges award a first, 2nd, 3rd and 4th prize. The number of different ways in which the prizes can be awarded is How many different 8 digit numbers can be made by arranging the digits 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 6? The code for a combination lock is a 4 digit number. Each digit must be either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. How many different codes are possible if each digit can be used more than once? A minibus seats 14 people. Eight students board the minibus. In how many different ways can they arrange themselves? A team of 4 must be chosen from 8 girls. In how many ways can the team be chosen?

6!

720

8!

40320

7! 3!2!

420

P4

1680

8! 2!2!2!

5040

64

1296

14

P 8

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C4

70

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8

10

C4

210

C3 12C2

3696

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