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- Find each number without working out any large factorial in full.\binom{8}{3}{}_{12}C_{4}C(10, 5)\dfrac{\binom{9}{4}}{\binom{9}{5}}\dfrac{\binom{20}{4}}{\binom{20}{3}}
- Word problem: how many smoothies from 9 fruits, three at a time.
- Decide in each situation whether order matters for 11 paintings and count.
- Word problem: how many former teammates took selfies at a robotics reunion.
- Word problem: committees chosen from 6 juniors and 7 seniors.
- Word problem: counting hands from a standard 52-card pack.
- Explain why the numbers in row 14 rise and then repeat in reverse.
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Combinations: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Counting
- 11.1Cardinality of a finite set
- 11.2Venn diagrams and counting a union
- 11.3Arrangements and factorials
- 11.4Permutations
- 11.5Combinations
- 11.6Counting with restrictions
- 11.7Pascal's triangle
- 11.8The binomial theorem