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Sports CampSports CampMorning CampMorning Camp

AerobicsAerobicsRunningRunning

YogaYogaSwimmingSwimmingWeightsWeights

Afternoon CampAfternoon Camp

HikingHiking

TennisTennis

VolleyballVolleyball

SoftballSoftball

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Terminology of CountingTerminology of Counting1)1) Tree DiagramTree Diagram

2)2) OutcomeOutcome – number of ways it can – number of ways it can occur. Each individual mix is an occur. Each individual mix is an outcome.outcome.

3)3) EventEvent – situation requiring choices – situation requiring choices

(morning events, afternoon events)(morning events, afternoon events)

4)4) Independent eventIndependent event – an event that – an event that does not affect or involve another does not affect or involve another event. Does not affect the outcome event. Does not affect the outcome of a different event.of a different event.

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How many events? Outcomes?How many events? Outcomes?Diagram itDiagram it

1.1. Flip a coin, then roll a number Flip a coin, then roll a number cube? Show all outcomes.cube? Show all outcomes.

2.2. Choose from 5 movies, then from 3 Choose from 5 movies, then from 3 restaurants? Show all outcomes.restaurants? Show all outcomes.

3.3. Choose from 3 new vehicles and Choose from 3 new vehicles and colors white, black or blue. Show all colors white, black or blue. Show all outcomes.outcomes.

4.4. Roll a number cube, then pick a Roll a number cube, then pick a card from a deck of cards?card from a deck of cards?

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How many outcomes? Events?How many outcomes? Events?

1.1. Roll a number cube 4 times. How many Roll a number cube 4 times. How many possible?possible?

2.2. License plates – 4 letters and 3 numbers. License plates – 4 letters and 3 numbers. How many possible (can repeat #s and How many possible (can repeat #s and letters)?letters)?

3.3. Social security number – 9 digits, all Social security number – 9 digits, all repeatable. How many possible?repeatable. How many possible?

4.4. Social security number – 1Social security number – 1stst and last and last digits must be 1 or 0. Other 7 may be digits must be 1 or 0. Other 7 may be anything. How many possible?anything. How many possible?

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Counting PrincipleCounting Principle

If one event occurs ‘m’ ways and If one event occurs ‘m’ ways and second event occurs ‘n’ ways, then second event occurs ‘n’ ways, then the 2 events occurthe 2 events occur

n * m waysn * m ways

Provided the events are independent Provided the events are independent of each other.of each other.

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PermutationsPermutations

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How many outcomes?How many outcomes?

1)1) 18 bands compete to win 118 bands compete to win 1stst, 2, 2ndnd, , 33rdrd, and 4, and 4thth place. How many place. How many outcomes possible?outcomes possible?

2)2) President, vice-president, treasurer President, vice-president, treasurer chosen from a class of 520. How chosen from a class of 520. How many outcomes possible?many outcomes possible?

On these questions, does order On these questions, does order matter?matter?

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PermutationsPermutations

Arrangement of a group of objects in a Arrangement of a group of objects in a particular order. (order matters!)particular order. (order matters!)

20 choose 3:20 choose 3: means means 20 20 * * 19 19 * * 18 18

Also written as Also written as 2020PP33 which means which means

20!20!(20-3)!(20-3)!