2. Three times the difference of a number and one is equal to twice a number added to two.
2. Three times the difference of a number and one is equal to twice a number added to two.
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Three times the difference of a number and one is equal to twice a number added to two.
3. The digits 4, 5, 6, and 7 are to be arranged in three digit number. How many possible
numbers can be formed if:
a. repetition is not allowed?
b. repetition is allowed?
4. There are six dots in the circumference of a circle, if they are equally distributed and connect
each point with each other. How many chords can be made?
5. A married couple wishes to have four children. How many possible arrangement of children
can be formed?
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