A company has 25 applicants to interview, and wants to invite 7of them on the first day, 6 of them on the second day, 5 ofthem on the third day, 4 of them on the fourth day and 3 ofthem on the fifth day of a week. In how many ways can theapplicants be scheduled?Select one:(257,6,5,4,3)None25!P(25;7)xP(19;6) ×P(14;5)xP(10;4)×P(7;3)C(25;7)xC(19;6)xC(14;5)xC(10;4)xC(7;3) Meta-analysis refers to the statistical analysis of a set of similarresearch studies. In a meta-analysis, each data valuerepresents an effect size calculated from the results of aparticular study. The table contains effect sizes calculated in ameta-analysis for zooplankton and phytoplankton.By constructing the boxplots for both zooplankton andphytoplankton data, which type of plankton seems to have thegreater overall effect sizes?Select one:Phytoplankton dataZooplankton dataBoth have approximately the same effect sizeIt can't be determinedA college library has five copies of a certain text on reserve.Two copies (1 and 2) are first printings, and the other three (3,4, and 5) are second printings. A student examines these booksin random order, stopping only when a second printing hasbeen selected. One possible outcome is 5, and another is 213.Let A be the event that at least two books are examined and Bbe the event that book 2 is not examined. How many samplepoints does AnB have?Select one:1None2O 5

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A company has 25 applicants to interview, and wants to invite 7 of them on the first day, 6 of them on the second day, 5 of them on the third day, 4 of them on the fourth day and 3 of them on the fifth day of a week. In how many ways can the applicants be scheduled? Select one: (257,6,5,4,3) None 25! P(25;7)xP(19;6) xP(14;5)xP(10;4)xP(7;3) C(25;7) xC(19;6)xC(14;5)xC(10;4)xC(7;3)

A company has 25 applicants to interview, and wants to invite 7 of them on the first day, 6 of them on the second day, 5 of them on the third day, 4 of them on the fourth day and 3 of them on the fifth day of a week. In how many ways can the applicants be scheduled? Select one: (257,6,5,4,3) None 25! P(25;7)xP(19;6) xP(14;5)xP(10;4)xP(7;3) C(25;7) xC(19;6)xC(14;5)xC(10;4)xC(7;3)

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