1. Suppose you select 6 coins each of which is a penny, nickel, dime or quarter and...
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1. Suppose you select 6 coins each of which is a penny, nickel, dime or quarter and you don't get any coins of at least one denomination.
How many combinations of the 6 coins are possible?
How many combinations of the 6 coins are possible?
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How many bitstrings of length 30 contain between three and twenty-seven 1's? |
3.
Ten boys and ten girls will be paired off to make tennis teams.
Each team will have one boy and one girl.
How many ways can we construct the teams?
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Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
ISBN: 978-0495107576
3rd edition
Authors: Anthony Hayter
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