Question

there are 6 students who all want to be in a group of 3 people chosen to speak at graduation. How many different groups can be chosen?

Answer 1

is it 18??

Answer 2

6*5*4

Answer 3

how did you get 5 and 4?

Answer 4

20 groups are possible.

Answer 5

when you choosing students in the 1º choice you have 6 students to choose from. In the 2º you have 5 and in the 3º only 4

Answer 6

@mhumzatariq how did you get 20?

Answer 7

sry, forgot to devide by 3!

Answer 8

@myko lol

Answer 9

im really confused on how to solve this

Answer 10

how di dyou get 9!!??

Answer 11

6*5*4/6=120/6=20

Answer 12

3!=6

Answer 13

LOL omg

Answer 14

whats 3!=6??

Answer 15

Can't help the feeling that you're lost @ayojenn

Answer 16

3! is factorial of 3. 3!=3*2*1
it represents possible ordered combinations of 3 elements

Answer 17

oh O.o