Concept explainers
a.
To find: The number of Possible schedules that the student can create from the offerings.
a.
Answer to Problem 81RE
Total number of ways
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Table that represents the available courses that the student can choose form the open sections.
There are four sections in course Math
So, choosing a section in Math
There are Three sections in course Economics
So, choosing a section in Economics
There are Six sections in course English
So, choosing a section in English
There are Three sections in course Humanities
So, choosing a section in Humanities
Therefore,
Total number of ways
b.
To find: The number of Possible schedules that the student can create from the offerings.
b.
Answer to Problem 81RE
Total number of ways
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Table that represents the available courses that the student can choose form the open sections.
Two of the Math
There are four sections in course Math
But out of them wo of the Math
So, there will be only two sections remaining in Math
So, choosing a section in Math
There are Three sections in course Economics
So, choosing a section in Economics
There are Six sections in course English
So, choosing a section in English
There are Three sections in course Humanities
So, choosing a section in Humanities
Therefore,
Total number of ways
c.
To find: The number of Possible schedules that the student can create from the offerings.
c.
Answer to Problem 81RE
Total number of ways
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Table that represents the available courses that the student can choose form the open sections.
Two of the Math
Four of the English
There are four sections in course Math
But out of them two of the Math
So, there will be only two sections remaining in Math
So, choosing a section in Math
There are Three sections in course Economics
So, choosing a section in Economics
There are Six sections in course English
But out of them four of the English
So, there will be only two sections remaining in English
So, choosing a section in English
There are Three sections in course Humanities
So, choosing a section in Humanities
Therefore,
Total number of ways
Chapter 8 Solutions
Precalculus with Limits: A Graphing Approach
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