How many four-digit odd numbers are there? Assume that the digit on the left cannot be a zero.

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How many four-digit odd numbers are there? Assume that the digit on the left cannot be a zero.

Thinking Mathematically Combinations I can distinguish between permutations and combinations. I can solve problems involving combinations using the combinations formula.

As the twentieth century drew to a close, Time magazine presented a series of special issues on the most influential people of the century. In their issue on heroes and icons, they discussed a number of people whose careers became more profitable after their tragic deaths, including Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Selena. Imagine that you ask your friends the following question: “Of these five people, which three would you select to be included in a documentary featuring the best of their work?” You are not asking your friends to rank their three favorite artists in any kind of order – they should merely select the three they want included.

One of your friends says “Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Selena.” Another responds “Selena, Cobain, and Morrison.” These two people have the same artists in their group of selections, even if they are named in a different order. We are interested in which artists are named not the order they are named. Mathematicians describe the group of artists given by your roommate as a COMBINATION!

A combination of items occurs when: The items are selected from the same group. No item is used more than once. The order of the items makes no difference.

Permutation problems involve situations in which order makes a difference – Order matters. Combination problems involve situations in which the order of items makes NO difference.

Example Distinguishing between Permutations and Combinations For each of the following problems, explain if the problem is one involving permutations or combinations. Six students are running for student government president, vice-president, and treasurer. The student with the greatest number of votes becomes the president, the second biggest vote-getter becomes vice- president, and the student who gets the third largest number of votes will be student government treasurer. How many different outcomes are possible for these three positions?

Solution Students are choosing three student government officers from six candidates. The order in which the officers are chosen makes a difference because each of the offices (president, vice-president, treasurer) is different. Order matters. This is a problem involving permutations.

Example Distinguishing between Permutations and Combinations Six people are on the volunteer board of supervisors for your neighborhood park. A three-person committee is needed to study the possibility of expanding the park. How many different committees could be formed from the six people on the board of supervisors?

Solution A three-person committee is to be formed from the six-person board of supervisors. The order in which the three people are selected does not matter because they are not filling different roles on the committee. Because order makes no difference, this is a problem involving combinations.

Example Distinguishing between Permutations and Combinations Baskin-Robbins offers 31 different flavors of ice cream. One of their items is a bowl consisting of three scoops of ice cream, each a different flavor. How many such bowls are possible?

Solution A three-scoop bowl of three different flavors is to be formed from Baskin- Robbin’s 31 flavors. The order in which the three scoops of ice cream are put into the bowl is irrelevant. A bowl with chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry is exactly the same as a bowl with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate. Different orderings do not change things, and so this problem is combinations.

Combinations of n Things Taken r at a Time The number of possible combinations if r items are taken from n items is

A three person committee is needed to study ways of improving public transportation. How many committees could be formed from the eight people on the board of supervisors?

In poker, a person is dealt 5 cards from a standard 52-card deck. The order in which you are dealt the 5 cards does not matter. How many different 5-card poker hands are possible?

The U.S. Senate of the 104 th Congress consisted of 54 Republicans and 46 Democrats. How many committees can be formed if each committee must have 3 Republicans and 2 Democrats?

Thinking Mathematically Combinations