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On the last school day of the first grading period Michael learns his final grade for each class. If order is not important and...Asked by Anonymous
On the last school day of the first grading period Michael learns his final grade for each class. If order is not important and we know he has earned at least 1 of each of the 5 letter grades, what is the total number of combinations of 7 final grades (one for each class) that Michael can possibly receive for the first grading period?
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Assume now that we do not know any of Michael's 7 final grades. If order is not important, what is the total number of combinations of 7 final grades (one for each class) that Michael can possibly receive for the first grading period?
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Assume now that we do not know any of Michael's 7 final grades. If order is not important, what is the total number of combinations of 7 final grades (one for each class) that Michael can possibly receive for the first grading period?
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