The Fundamental Counting Principal, Permutations, & Combinations.
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9-3 The Fundamental Counting Principal
Use multiplication to count outcomes
A shortcut!!!
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Concept Map—Fundamental Counting PrincipalWhat, Ex, Compare with tree diagram
Find total outcomes
• Uniform from 3 shirts, 4 pants, 5 colors, and 7 fabrics
Find total outcomes
• 4 watches and 4 bands
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• Buying a car with choices of 6 exterior paint colors, 3 interior colors, and 2 body styles
Find total outcomes
• Class officers: 3 presidential candidates,
4 vice presidential, 2 secretary, 5 treasurer
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• Selecting a letter and a 1 digit number
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• Selecting a vowel and a 1 digit number greater than zero
Find total outcomes
• Tossing a quarter, dime, nickel, and penny
Find total outcomes
• Monogram a bag with initials
Find the probability of choosing peanut butter and jelly with orange juice
• 6 different sandwiches and 4 juices
Find the probability of picking January and a weekend day
• Select one month of the year and one day of the week
1) Choose a music system from 4 receivers, 3 speakers, 2 CD players
2) Number of outcomes for tossing a coin 5 times
3) Number of outcomes for rolling a die twice
4) Number of ways to choose a whole number between 1 and 10 and then choose a letter from A through K
5) Number of different phone numbers if they cannot begin with 0
6) Number of different phone numbers in Alabama if there are two different area codes and the phone number itself cannot begin with a 0
7) Number of license tags if they begin with 2 digits followed by 3 letters that cannot repeat
8) Number of 5 digit zip codes
1) 4*3*2=24 outcomes
2) 2*2*2*2*2=32 outcomes
3) 6*6=36 outcomes
4) 8*11=88 outcomes
5) 9*10*10*10*10*10*10=9,000,000
6) 2*9000000=18,000,000
7) 10*10*26*25*24=1,560,000
8) 10*10*10*10*10=100,000
1. How many different Hoagies can you choose?2. How many different side items can you choose?3. How many choices of pizza toppings are there?4. How many specialty pizzas does Buck have?5. How many ways can you choose a hoagie and
a side item?6. How many different ways can you choose one
of the specialty pizzas and a side item?7. How many different ways can you order a small
pizza with one topping and a medium pizza with one topping?
8. How many ways can you order a large pizza with one topping and a hoagie?
1. 6 hoagies
2. 7 side items
3. 16 toppings
4. 11 pizzas
5. 42 ways
6. 77 ways
7. 256 ways
8. 96 ways
Venn Diagram
• Tree Diagram and fundamental counting principal
Homework
• P 379: 1-22