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Achemical engineer wishes to observe the effects of temperature, pressure, and catalyst...Problem 2Q:
A coded message from a CIA operative to his Russian KGB counterpart is to be sent in the form Q4ET,...Problem 3Q:
How many terms will be included in the expansion of (a+b+c)(d+e+f)(x+y+u+v+w). Which of the...Problem 4Q:
Suppose that the format for license plates in a certain state is two letters followed by four...Problem 5Q:
How many integers between 100 and 999 have distinct digits, and how many of those are odd numbers?Problem 6Q:
A fast-food restaurant offers customers a choice of eight toppings that can be added to a hamburger....Problem 7Q:
In baseball there are twenty-four different base-out configurations (runner on firsttwo outs, bases...Problem 8Q:
Recall the postal zip codes described in Example 2.6.5. If viewed as nine-digit numbers, how many...Problem 9Q:
Arestaurant offers a choice of four appetizers, four-teen entrees, six desserts, and five beverages....Problem 10Q:
An octave contains twelve distinct notes (on a piano, five black keys and seven white keys). How...Problem 11Q:
Residents of a condominium have an automatic garage door opener that has a row of eight buttons....Problem 12Q:
In international Morse code, each letter in the alphabet is symbolized by a series of dots and...Problem 13Q:
The decimal number corresponding to a sequence of n binary digits a0,a1,.......,an1, where each ai...Problem 14Q:
Given the letters in the word ZOMBIESin how many ways can two of the letters be arranged such that...Problem 15Q:
Suppose that two cards are drawnin orderfrom a standard 52-card poker deck. In how many ways can the...Problem 16Q:
Monicas vacation plans require that she fly from Nashville to Chicago to Seattle to Anchorage....Problem 17Q:
The board of a large corporation has six members willing to be nominated for office. How many...Problem 18Q:
How many ways can a set of four tires be put on a car if all the tires are interchangeable? How many...Problem 19Q:
Use Stirlings formula to approximate 30!.(Note: The exact answer is 265,252,859,812,191,058,636,...Problem 20Q:
The nine members of the music faculty baseball team, the Mahler Maulers, are all incompetent, and...Problem 21Q:
A three-digit number is to be formed from the digits 1 through 7, with no digit being used more than...Problem 22Q:
Four men and four women are to be seated in a row of chairs numbered 1 through 8. (a) How many total...Problem 23Q:
An engineer needs to take three technical electives sometime during his final four semesters. The...Problem 24Q:
How many ways can a twelve-member cheerleading squad (six men and six women) pair up to form six...Problem 25Q:
Suppose that a seemingly interminable German opera is recorded on all six sides of a three-record...Problem 26Q:
A new horror movie, Friday the 13th, Part X, will star Jasons great-grandson (also named Jason) as a...Problem 27Q:
Suppose that ten people, including you and a friend, line up for a group picture. How many ways can...Problem 28Q:
Use an induction argument to prove Theo-rem 2.6.1. (Note: This was the first mathematical result...Problem 29Q:
In how many ways can a pack of fifty-two cards be dealt to thirteen players, four to each, so that...Problem 30Q:
If the definition of n! is to hold for all nonnegative integers n, show that it follows that 0! must...Problem 31Q:
The crew of Apollo 17 consisted of a pilot, a copilot, and a geologist. Suppose that NASA had...Problem 32Q:
Uncle Harry and Aunt Minnie will both be attending your next family reunion. Unfortunately, they...Problem 33Q:
In how many ways can the digits 1 through 9 be arranged such that all the even digits precede all...Problem 36Q:
An interior decorator is trying to arrange a shelf containing eight books, three with red covers,...Problem 37Q:
Four Nigerians (A, B, C, D), three Chinese (#, , ), and three Greeks (, , ) are lined up at the box...Problem 38Q:
How many ways can the letters in the word SLUMGULLIONbe arranged so that the three Ls precede all...Problem 39Q:
A tennis tournament has a field of 2n entrants, all of whom need to be scheduled to play in the...Problem 41Q:
In how many ways can the letters of the word ELEEMOSYNARY be arranged so that the S is always...Problem 42Q:
In how many ways can the word ABRACADABRA be formed in the array pictured above? Assume that the...Problem 47Q:
In how many ways can the letters of the word BROBDINGNAGIAN be arranged without changing the order...Problem 50Q:
How many straight lines can be drawn between five points (A, B, C, D, and E), no three of which are...Problem 51Q:
The Alpha Beta Zeta sorority is trying to fill a pledge class of nine newmembers during fall rush....Problem 52Q:
A boat has a crew of eight: Two of those eight can row only on the stroke side, while three can row...Problem 53Q:
Nine students, five men and four women, interview for four summer internships sponsored by a city...Problem 54Q:
The final exam in History 101 consists of five essay questions that the professor chooses from a...Problem 55Q:
Ten basketball players meet in the school gym for a pickup game. How many ways can they form two...Problem 56Q:
Your statistics teacher announces a twenty-page reading assignment on Monday that is to be finished...Problem 57Q:
In how many ways can the letters in MI S S I S S I P P Ibe arranged so that no two Is are adjacent?Problem 58Q:
Prove that (kn+1)=(kn)+(k1n) directly without appealing to any combinatorial arguments.Problem 60Q:
Show that n(n1)2n2=k=2nk(k1)Cnk.Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
Chapter 2.2 - Sample Spaces And The Algebra Of SetsChapter 2.3 - The Probability FunctionChapter 2.4 - Conditional ProbabilityChapter 2.5 - IndependenceChapter 2.6 - CombinatoricsChapter 2.7 - Combinatorial ProbabilityChapter 3.2 - Binomial And Hypergeometric ProbabilitiesChapter 3.3 - Discrete Random VariablesChapter 3.4 - Continuous Random VariablesChapter 3.5 - Expected Values
Chapter 3.6 - The VarianceChapter 3.7 - Joint DensitiesChapter 3.8 - Transforming And Combining Random VariablesChapter 3.9 - Further Properties Of The Mean And VarianceChapter 3.10 - Order StatisticsChapter 3.11 - Conditional DensitiesChapter 3.12 - Moment-generating FunctionsChapter 4.2 - The Poisson DistributionChapter 4.3 - The Normal DistributionChapter 4.4 - The Geometric DistributionChapter 4.5 - The Negative Binomial DistributionChapter 4.6 - The Gamma DistributionChapter 5.2 - Estimating Parameters: The Method Of Maximum Likelihood And The Method Of MomentsChapter 5.3 - Interval EstimationChapter 5.4 - Properties Of EstimatorsChapter 5.5 - Minimum-variance Estimators: The Cramer-rao Lower BoundChapter 5.6 - Sufficient EstimatorsChapter 5.7 - ConsistencyChapter 5.8 - Bayesian EstimationChapter 6.2 - The Decision RuleChapter 6.3 - Testing Binomial Data—h0: P = PoChapter 6.4 - Type I And Type Ii ErrorsChapter 6.5 - A Notion Of Optimality: The Generalized Likelihood RatioChapter 7.3 - Deriving The Distribution Of Y−μChapter 7.4 - Drawing Inferences About μChapter 7.5 - Drawing Inferences About Σ2Chapter 8.2 - Classifying DataChapter 9.2 - Testing H0: Μx = ΜyChapter 9.3 - Testing H0: Σ2 X = Σ2 Y—the F TestChapter 9.4 - Binomial Data: Testing H0: Px = PyChapter 9.5 - Confidence Intervals For The Two-sample ProblemChapter 10.2 - The Multinomial DistributionChapter 10.3 - Goodness-of-fit Tests: All Parameters KnownChapter 10.4 - Goodness-of-fit Tests: Parameters UnknownChapter 10.5 - Contingency TablesChapter 11.2 - The Method Of Least SquaresChapter 11.3 - The Linear ModelChapter 11.4 - Covariance And CorrelationChapter 11.5 - The Bivariate Normal DistributionChapter 12.2 - The F TestChapter 12.3 - Multiple Comparisons: Tukey’s MethodChapter 12.4 - Testing Subhypotheses With ContrastsChapter 12.5 - Data TransformationsChapter 12.A.2 - The Distribution Of Sstr/(k−1)/sse/(n−k) When H1 Is TrueChapter 13.2 - The F Test For A Randomized Block DesignChapter 13.3 - The Paired T TestChapter 14.2 - The Sign TestChapter 14.3 - Wilcoxon TestsChapter 14.4 - The Kruskal-wallis TestChapter 14.5 - The Friedman TestChapter 14.6 - Testing For Randomness
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