Alan is arranging 3 different stuffed toys in a row on a shelf. Create a sample space for the arrangement of a teddy bear (T), a kitten (K), and an elephant (E).

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justnot · Answer

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justnot · Answer

HELP DARNIT GAH

Sailor · Answer

I believe you would arrange the letters T,K, and E into different combinations to show the order that they could be put in.

justnot · Answer

so like

TTT
KKK
EEE
TTK
TKK
TKE
TEK
KET
EKT
KKE
EEK
KTE

i don't know the answer help

Sailor · Answer

Well judging by the problem there's only one of each so there wouldn't be two of the same stuffed animal.

justnot · Answer

i just need a sample space aaaaaaaaaa

Sailor · Answer

So maybe something like this?:
TKE
EKT
ETK
KTE
KET
TEK
TKE

justnot · Answer

yes but that is incorrect

Sailor · Answer

Oh.

justnot · Answer

IT IS DUE IN 15 minutes help D;

Sailor · Answer

So is there a specific amount you have to do? Or is there a certain way you have to do it?

justnot · Answer

idk

justnot · Answer

well i think i need 6 i do agree with you about the individual ones

Sailor · Answer

Ok.

justnot · Answer

i wrote this

Sailor · Answer

@sailor wrote:

So maybe something like this?: TKE EKT ETK KTE KET TEK TKE

So maybe take off the first one? Or would the other 6 still be incorrect?

Sailor · Answer

@justnot wrote:

i wrote this

I think that works, unless it says it's incorrect.

justnot · Answer

i found this explanation:

I made my sample space into an organized list.

TKE, TEK, KTE, KET, ETK, EKT

justnot · Answer

however, I have to show multiplication. How can I show that?

justnot · Answer

hello?

justnot · Answer

my answer: I made my sample space into an organized list.

TKE, TEK, KTE, KET, ETK, EKT

Alan only has one of each stuffed toy, so he can arrange the stuffed toys in 6 different ways.

Sailor · Answer

I'm not sure how letters would show multiplication but i just know the first part

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