g: Permutations Arrangements of n objects; order matters 1. Choose 3 different colors of cubes. Display these three colors in as many different ways as you can. (For example, a row of red, green, and blue is different from a row of green, red, and blue.) You cannot repeat colors. a. How many different ways did you find to order the three cubes? Once you have displayed all orders with your cubes, list all ways here. Then try to show your solution with a tree. b. For any given row, how many choices do you have for your first color? c. Once you have chosen that first color, how many different choices do you have for your second color? Your third color?

g: Permutations Arrangements of n objects; order matters 1. Choose 3 different colors of cubes. Display these three colors in as many different ways as you can. (For example, a row of red, green, and blue is different from a row of green, red, and blue.) You cannot repeat colors. a. How many different ways did you find to order the three cubes? Once you have displayed all orders with your cubes, list all ways here. Then try to show your solution with a tree. b. For any given row, how many choices do you have for your first color? c. Once you have chosen that first color, how many different choices do you have for your second color? Your third color?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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