1. Section 14.3 - Combinations

2. Permutation – The number of ways to ARRANGE ‘n’ items ‘r’ at
a time with no restriction.
Combination – The number of ways to CHOOSE ‘n’ items ‘r’ at
a time with no restriction.

3. A bag contains six white, four red and two blue balls. If four are
drawn, how many ways are there to choose:
3 white and 1 red balls?
2 red and 2 blue balls?
4 red balls?

4. A bag contains six white, four red and two blue balls. If four are
drawn, how many ways are there to choose:
at least three red balls?
three red balls OR four red balls
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at least one white ball?
one white OR two white OR three white OR four white

5. How many different committees of 3 people can be formed
from a pool of seven people?
In how many ways can a committee consisting of two faculty
members and three students can be formed if six faculty
members and ten students are eligible to serve on the
committee?

6. In a standard deck of cards, how many ways are there to get
three of a kind in a five card hand?
In a standard deck of cards, how many ways are there to get
a flush (5 of the same suit) in a five card hand?
In a standard deck of cards, how many ways are there to get
two pairs in a five card hand?