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Permutations and Combination

This document discusses permutations and combinations. It defines factorial and provides examples of calculating factorials. It explains that permutations consider order while combinations do not. Formulas are given for calculating the number of permutations and combinations. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating permutations and combinations for word arrangements and group selections. The difference between permutations and combinations is also explained.

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Permutations and Combination

This document discusses permutations and combinations. It defines factorial and provides examples of calculating factorials. It explains that permutations consider order while combinations do not. Formulas are given for calculating the number of permutations and combinations. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating permutations and combinations for word arrangements and group selections. The difference between permutations and combinations is also explained.

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Permutations

and Combination
Factorial


Factorial denoted by n and n!

Factorial only possible for non negative numbers

Where n! = n * ( n – 1 ) * ( n – 2 ) * ……. * 3 * 2 * 1

n is greater than 0
Factorial
n! n * ( n – 1 ) * ( n – 2 ) * ……. * 3 * 2 * 1 n * ( n – 1 )!

0! (1) (1) (1)

1! ( 1 ) It means 0! Must be “ 1 ” 1 ( 1 ) * 0!
2! (2)*(1) 2 ( 2 ) * 1!

3! (3)*(2)*(1) 6 ( 3 ) * 2!

4! (4)*(3)*(2)*(1) 24 ( 4 ) * 3!

5! (5)*(4)*(3)*(2)*(1) 120 ( 5 ) * 4!

6! (6)*(5)*(4)*(3)*(2)*(1) 720 ( 6 ) * 5!

7! (7)*(6)*(5)*(4)*(3)*(2)*(1) 5040 ( 7 ) * 6!
PERMUTATION
Permutation is an arrangement and selection of
numbers or letters

But in the selection,


Order of letters or numbers does matters.

The number of Permutation of n things, taken r at a time is :

Formula : n
Pr =
The basic difference between permutation & combination
There are three letter A, B, C and permutation made with them
by taking two at a time – A, B, C

Order
AB of letters or numbers
AC does matters.
BA
6 – different ways
BC
CA
CB

Here, AB is possible than, BA is also


Possible in permutation.
n
Pr =

6
P2 = = = = 30

7
P3 = = = = 210
How many different 3-digit numbers
can be formed with
four digits 1, 2, 3 and 4
if repetition is not allowed ?
How many different 3-digit numbers can be formed with four digits 1, 2, 3 and 4 ?
No repeat

By formula : n = 4, r = 3

4
P3 =

= = 24
PERMUTATION
n
Pr =
In how many different ways can the latter of
the word ROSE be arranged ?

By formula : n = 4, r = 4

4
P4 =

= = = 24
PERMUTATION
n
Pr = or =

In how many different ways can the latter of


the word ROSE be arranged ?

= = = 24
In how many different ways
can the latter of the word
TOFFEE
be arranged ?
In how many different ways can the latter of the word TOFFEE be arranged ?

Here, ‘ F ’ and ‘ E ‘ repeated two times therefore-

= =
COMBINATION
It is only selection,

In this
Order of letters or numbers does not matters.

The number of combinations of n things, taken r at a time is :

Formula : n
Cr =
AND * MULTIPLICATION

OR + ADDITION
n
Cr =
3
6
C2 = = = = 15

7
C3 = = = = 35
The basic difference between permutation & combination
There are three person A, B, C We want to select two out of three.
The number of combination are : ABC

Order
AB of letter or number
AC does not matters.
BA
3 – different ways
BC
CA
CB Here, AB is possible than, BA is not
Possible in combination because they
Represent same combination.
COMBINATION
n
Cr =

There are 15 persons in a group, select 2 person randomly


Find the different number of ways for selection.
By formula : n = 15, r = 2
7

15 = = = 105
C2
From a group of 10 MEN and 5 WOMEN,
4 person is to be selected such that
3 MEN and 1 WOMAN in the group ?
From a group of 10 MEN and 5 WOMEN.
4 person is to be selected such that 3 MEN and 1 WOMEN in the group ?

By formula : For MEN : n = 10, r = 3 and for WOMEN : n = 5, r = 1.


AND * MULTIPLICATION
10 5 = * OR + ADDITION
C3 * C1

= *

3
4

= *5 = 120 * 5 = 600
From a group of
10 MEN and 5 WOMEN,
4 person is to be selected such that
Either 4 MEN or 4 WOMEN
in the group ?
From a group of 10 MEN and 5 WOMEN.
4 person is to be selected such that either 4 MEN or 4 WOMEN in the group ?
By formula : For MEN : n = 10, r = 4 and for WOMEN : n = 5, r = 4.
AND * MULTIPLICATION
OR +
10 5
C4 + C4 = + ADDITION

= +

= +5 = 210 + 5 = 215
A basket contains
6 BLUE, 2 RED, 4 GREEN and 3 YELLOW balls.
If 5 balls are picked at random

Find the number of ways for selecting


The balls such that
at least one is BLUE ?
We know that…

TOTAL WAYS = REQUIRE WAYS + NON - REQUIRE WAYS

Some time its not easy to find required possible ways


At that time we use given below formula :

REQUIRE WAYS = TOTAL WAYS - NON - REQUIRE WAYS

In this given question we use this formula


A basket contains 6 BLUE, 2 RED, 4 GREEN and 3 YELLOW balls.
If 5 balls are picked at random find the number of ways for selecting
The balls such that at least one is BLUE ?

Total number of balls : 6 + 2 + 4 + 3 = 15

Number of non-blue balls : 15 – 6 = 9

Number of ways of 9
selecting 5 non-blue balls = C5

Number of ways of 15
selecting 5 out of 15 balls = C5
Number of ways for selection such that at least one ball is BLUE :
In this given question we use given below formula

REQUIRE WAYS = TOTAL WAYS


- NON - REQUIRE WAYS

Number of ways of
selecting 5 out of 15 balls - Number of ways of
selecting 5 non-blue balls

15
C5 - 9
C5
15
C5 - 9
C5 -

3 7 3 2 2

= 7 * 13 * 3 * 11 – 9 * 7 * 2

= 3003 – 126 = 2877

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