create and solve probability problems referring to permutations and combinations. Each student is required to create FIVE word problems for your classmates to solve. A simple example is:

Problem - Imagine your family just picked up a box of donuts with eight different types of donuts in it. How many ways can you select three different donuts based off the box your family got?

Answer - This is a combination problem because the order of types of donuts does not matter. ₈C₃ = 56.

create FIVE word problems based on concepts of permutations or combinations.

1. Solve at least THREE word problems created by your classmates. Each word problem must come from a different.