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Permutations and Combinations Calculations

This document presents several probability and statistics problems involving permutations, combinations, and the binomial theorem. The problems cover topics such as the number of possible arrangements and selections of letters, numbers, and other elements under different restrictions. The relevant mathematical formulas are provided, and solutions to each problem are calculated.

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Permutations and Combinations Calculations

This document presents several probability and statistics problems involving permutations, combinations, and the binomial theorem. The problems cover topics such as the number of possible arrangements and selections of letters, numbers, and other elements under different restrictions. The relevant mathematical formulas are provided, and solutions to each problem are calculated.

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Permutations

20-. Which state name implies more arrangements of the letters of its name:
PENNSYLVANIA or MASSACHUSETTS?

A)
PR=12!/(3!)(2!)
PR= 13305600

B)
PR = 13! / (4!)(2!)
PR= 32432400

23-. A) How many arrangements are there of all the letters in the word SOCIOLOGICAL?
B) In how many of the arrangements in part (a) are A and G together?
C) In how many of the provisions of part (a) are all the vowels together?

A) PR = 12! / (3!)(2!)(2!)(2!)
PR=9979200

B) PR=11!/(3!)(2!)(2!)(2!)
PR=1663200

C) PR 7!/(2!)(2!) x 6!/(3!)(2!)
PR= 75600

25-. Twelve identical-shaped dishes are arranged in four vertical columns, as


is shown in figure 1.5. There are four of
red color in the first column, three blue in the second column, two gray
in the third column and three blanks in the fourth. To join the shooting team of your
university. Dora must break the dish that is at the bottom of the column.
Under these conditions, how many ways can he shoot (and break) the 12 plates?

PR = 12! / (4!)(3!)(3!)(2!)
PR=277200

Combinations: The binomial theorem

1-. Calculate (6/2) and verify your answer by listing all the size selections.
two that can be made with the letters a, b, c, d, e, and f.

C(6,2)= 15

ab, ac, ad, ae, af, bc, bd, be, bf, cd, ce, cf, de, df, ef
2-. Since Diana has to make a four-hour bus trip back to her school,
decide to take with him five magazines out of the 12 that his sister Ana Marica has just
acquire. How many ways can Diana make her selection?

C(12,5)= 792

4-. In the Braille system, a symbol, such as a lowercase letter, a sign of


punctuation, a suffix, etc., is written by highlighting at least one of the points of the
arrangement of six points that appears in part (a) of figure 1.8.
braille positions are listed in this part of the figure). For example, in part (b)
the points of positions 1 and 4 are highlighted and this arrangement of six points
represents the letter c. In parts (c) and (d) of the figure we have the representations of
the letters m and t, respectively. The definite article "The" is shown in part (e),
while part (f) contains the form for the suffix 'ow'. Finally, the point and
comma (;) appears in the arrangement of six points in part (g), where the points of the
positions 2 and 3 appear in relief.

a) How many different symbols can we represent in the Braille system?


How many symbols have exactly three raised dots?
c) How many symbols have an even number of raised dots?
d) How many symbols have at least four raised dots?

A) C (6,1) = 6 C(6,2)= 15 C(6,3) = 20 C (6,4) = 15 C (6,5) = 6 C(6,6) = 1

162000

20

c) 15

d) 17000

5.

A) How many permutations of size 3 can be produced with the letters m, r, a, f, and t?
B) Enumere todas las combinaciones de tamaño 3 que resultan de las letras m, r, a, f y t

P(5,3)= 60

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A committee of 12 people will be chosen from 10 men and 10 women. How many
In how many ways can the selection be made if (a) there are no restrictions? (b) there must be six?
men and six women? (c), should there be a number for women? (d) there must be at the
minus eight men?

C(20,12)= 125970

C(10,6) x C(20,12) = 44100

9-. ¿Cuántos bytes contiene (a) exactamente dos unos?, (b) ¿exactamente cuatro unos?,
(c) ¿exactamente seis unos?, (d) ¿al menos seis unos?

a) C(8,2) 28

b)C(8,4) = 70

(8,6) = 28

d) C(8,7) + C(8,8) + C(8,6) = 37

A student must answer seven out of the 10 questions on an exam. How many
How can you make your selection if (a) there are no restrictions? (b) Should you answer both?
first questions?, (c) should answer at least four of the first six
questions?

a) C(10,7) = 120

b) V8,2 = 56

13-. In how many ways is it possible to distribute 12 different books among four children?
how to ensure (a) each child receives three books? (b) the two oldest children receive four?
each gets one book and the two youngest receive two books each?

15-. How many arrangements of the letters in MISSISSIPPI have no consecutive S letters?

C(8,4) x (7!/4!2!) = 7350

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