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there are 10 students in a social studies class. three students will be selected to present their term projects today. In how m...Asked by Hope
There are 12 students in a social studies class. Three students will be selected to present their term projects today. In how many different orders can three students be selected?
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Answered by
Steve
12! ways
Answered by
Hope
That's not one of the answer choices.
A. 1,320
B. 220
C. 504
D. 36
A. 1,320
B. 220
C. 504
D. 36
Answered by
Hope
Answer - A. 1,320
Answered by
MsPi_3.14159265
Nope...
12 students and you are "choosing" three to do their presentation.
Order doesn't matter, so you have a combination 12C3
by definition of combination you have
12C3= n!/(r!(n-3)!
= 12! divided by 3!(9!)
= 12 x 11x10 /3x2x1
= ...
12 students and you are "choosing" three to do their presentation.
Order doesn't matter, so you have a combination 12C3
by definition of combination you have
12C3= n!/(r!(n-3)!
= 12! divided by 3!(9!)
= 12 x 11x10 /3x2x1
= ...
Answered by
Steve - ouch!
Sorry - I missed the "three"
Answered by
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Ash
Answered by
Stretch
So is it a,b,c, or ,d?
Answered by
urmom
its A. 1,320
i just took the test
i just took the test
Answered by
Bruh
urmom, do you have the rest of the ansvers by any chance ?
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