Transcription of 35 Permutations, Combinations and Proba- bility
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35 permutations , Combinations and Proba- bilityThus far we have been able to list the elements of a sample space by drawinga tree diagram. For large sample spaces tree diagrams become very complexto construct. In this section we discuss counting techniques for finding thenumber of elements of a sample space or an event without having to list the following problem: In how many ways can 8 horses finish in arace (assuming there are no ties)? We can look at this problem as a decisionconsisting of 8 steps. The first step is the possibility of a horse to finishfirst in the race, the second step the horse finishes second, .. , the 8th stepthe horse finishes 8th in the race.
35 Permutations, Combinations and Proba-bility Thus far we have been able to list the elements of a sample space by drawing a tree diagram. For large sample spaces tree diagrams become very complex
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