Is the selection below a$$ permutation, a$$ combination, or$$ neither? Explain your reasoning.

Upper A CEO promotes $2$ people to middle management.

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Part $1$

Choose the correct answer below.

A$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is neither a permutation nor a combination.

B$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is vital. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are no repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a permutation.

C$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are no repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a combination.

D$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a permutation.Is the selection below a$$ permutation, a$$ combination, or$$ neither? Explain your reasoning.

Upper A CEO promotes $2$ people to middle management.

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Part $1$

Choose the correct answer below.

A$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is neither a permutation nor a combination.

B$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is vital. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are no repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a permutation.

C$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are no repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a combination.

D$.$

As the order of the promotions does not matter$,$ the order in the selection process is irrelevant. Also each person is only promoted once to middle dash management$,$ thus there are repetitions in the selection process.$$ Therefore, the selection is a permutation.