Question

You have a frame that holds three pictures. You pulled out your favorite five photos. How many sets of three are there?

Make a list of all the possible combinations using the numbers 1 - 5 to represent the photos.

Answer 1

You have 5 photos, you need to find the no, of sets of 3 you can make from 5 pics.
It's a problem of combination.
Do you understand the problem?
@girlpower12345678910

Answer 2

You have 5 photos, and 1 picture frame that holds 3. Now look at this.
If you have 2 picture frames it would be 6, right?
All I know. xp

Answer 3

Thanks guys! Ya'll were a HUGE help!

Answer 4

I'm sure you figured it out by now, but there are 5 C 3 = (5!)/(3!(5-3)!) = 10 different ways to do this and the 10 ways are listed below

123
124
125
134
135
145
234
235
245
345

Keep in mind that order does NOT matter (so something like 135 is the same as 315)

Answer 5

Thank you so much jim! Such a huge help

Answer 6

you're welcome

Answer 7

I added you as a fan

Answer 8

Add me

Answer 9

thanks, and random side note: you sent me a message but it says "user doesn't accept messages" lol

Answer 10

so just letting you know

Answer 11

Ok i cant or you cant

Answer 12

i tried sending you a message back and it told me that

Answer 13

OH!

Answer 14

so i think you're not allowed to receive messages? lol

Answer 15

its ok, just an odd glitch i guess

Answer 16

It's because I havent looked at the verification link yet

Answer 17

i gotcha

Answer 18

what did you say

Answer 19

in the text you tried sending me

Answer 20

oh i didn't say anything since it told me right away

Answer 21

GTG BYE

Answer 22

but i was just gonna say back "sure thing"

Answer 23

OK BYE

Answer 24

alright cya later

Answer 25

bye

Answer 26

does anyone know

Answer 27

agmac???

Answer 28

yaaaaaaa

Answer 29

Jim helped me alot

Answer 30

Wish he was online

Answer 31

sorry i lost connection, but what is your question?

Answer 32

OMG! hi

Answer 33

lol hi, hopefully it's all fixed

Answer 34

had to reset everything, but it's working (for now...)

Answer 35

it is you helped SO MUCH

Answer 36

lol

Answer 37

here is a question

Answer 38

glad I did, did you have another question?

Answer 39

ok

Answer 40

yes

Answer 41

You roll a number cube.

Event A: roll a number less than 3
Event B: roll an odd number

Are the events disjointed or overlapping?
I think its overlapping because 1 is an odd number. Just clarifying

Answer 42

Well think of it in terms of venn diagrams (that's how I do it)

Answer 43

Oh thx i was just making sure ONE MORE BTW

Answer 44

notice how the number 1 is in BOTH sets

Answer 45

So there is overlap

Answer 46

so yeah you got it correct, nice work

Answer 47

oh my thanks

Answer 48

can I ask you one more

Answer 49

MATH WIZARD

Answer 50

sure

Answer 51

kk thanks

Answer 52

hold on it will take a moment

Answer 53

ok

Answer 54

You randomly draw a marble from a bag. You then put it back before drawing a second marble. These events are --------- events.

independent or dependent

Answer 55

???? I know I'm dumb just need help though

Answer 56

you're not dumb, so cut that out

Answer 57

k k

Answer 58

thx???

Answer 59

I guess but answer plz

Answer 60

they are independent because neither event affects the other

Answer 61

the first draw doesn't affect the probability of the second draw (or vice versa)

Answer 62

RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT! Just forgot the definition of independent

Answer 63

that's ok

Answer 64

How long are you going to be on

Answer 65

not sure, how much more do you have?

Answer 66

all day hon I mean really nice person that cares about other people including me ha lmbo

Answer 67

There are eight sprinters competing for first, second, and third place ribbons. How many different ways can the ribbons be awarded?

1,680
336
24
8

Answer 68

Hello? Jim?

Answer 69

you have 8 choices for the first slot (first place), 7 choices for the second, and 6 choices for the third

so you multiply that out to get your answer

Answer 70

what do you get when you do

Answer 71

ok thx you get 336?

Answer 72

yep

Answer 73

ty so much jim

Answer 74

Twenty-four girls are trying out for 12 spots on the cheerleading team. If you wanted to determine how many different groups of 12 girls can be created, would you use a permutation or a combination?

Answer 75

Since you said you don't know how long you would be on.... thought you could help me with a few more?

Answer 76

The key word is "group", which implies that order does NOT matter

Answer 77

So you would use a _____

Answer 78

combination

Answer 79

This is fun!

Answer 80

Match the word with its definition.

1. theoretical probability
2. independent events
3. permutation
4. overlapping events
5. dependent events
6. disjointed events
7. combination
8. experimental probability
the ratio of favorable outcomes to total possible outcomes
events with at least one outcome in common
an arrangement of objects where order is not important
compound events that are affected by prior events outcomes
events with no outcomes in common
an arrangement of objects where order is important
compound events that are not affected by other's outcomes
the ratio of the number of successes to the number of trials

Answer 81

lol glad you're having fun

Answer 82

haha

Answer 83

Match the word with its definition.

1. theoretical probability
2. independent events
3. permutation
4. overlapping events
5. dependent events
6. disjointed events
7. combination
8. experimental probability

the ratio of favorable outcomes to total possible outcomes
events with at least one outcome in common
an arrangement of objects where order is not important
compound events that are affected by prior events outcomes
events with no outcomes in common
an arrangement of objects where order is important
compound events that are not affected by other's outcomes
the ratio of the number of successes to the number of trials

Answer 84

what did you get for this one?

Answer 85

this crazy huh

Answer 86

you put the numbers beside the one it matches