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How many different groups of three kids can you make from seven kids? 35 210 6 24

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Help please.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

210 different groups. So, you can have something like... (7 possible kids for the first option) x (6 possible kids for the first option) x (5 possible kids for the first option) Because you can't have the same kid three times. This is why you don't do 7 x 7 x 7. It has to decrease by one kid every time to show that you can't use the same kid twice to make a group because then it wouldn't be a group of three. If you draw out a tree diagram, it'd make more sense, but it'd be unreasonable to make a tree with 210 branches. Heh.

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