Question

So An investor would like to invest $60,000 in 2 stocks from a list of 6 suggested by a broker. How many investments of $30,000 each are possible? Am I combining or doing a permutation?

Answer 1

There is no order here. If the stocks are A, B, C, D, E, and F, choosing
A and B is the same as choosing B and A.
Permutation: order matters
Combination: order doesn't matter

Answer 2

I got 30 with order and 15 without

Answer 3

Pick the one where order does not matter.

Answer 4

15 am I right? I just combined them

Answer 5

Yes, 15 is correct.

Answer 6

thank you sir

Answer 7

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