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MATH 8-LESSON 8
FUNDAMENTAL
COUNTING PRINCIPLE
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
This technique is used to determine the
number of outcomes of multiple independent
events.
If event 1 can be performed in m1 ways; event
2 can be performed in m2 ways; event 3 can be
performed in m3 ways and so forth; then the
sequence of k operations can be performed in:
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
Example 1: How many two-digit numbers of
two different digits can be formed from
integers 2,4,6, and 8.
Technique 1: By listing
24 26 28
42 46 48
62 64 68
82 84 86
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
Example 1: How many two-digit numbers of
two different digits can be formed from
integers 2,4,6, and 8.
Technique 2: By using table
Units Digit
Tens
Digit 2 4 6 8
(2,4) (2,6) (2,8)
2 (4,2) (4,6) (4,8)
4 (6,2) (6,4) (6,8)
6 (8,2) (8,4) (8,6)
8
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
Example 1: How many two-digit numbers of
two different digits can be formed from
integers 2,4,6, and 8.
Technique 3: By using a Tree Diagram
4 =24
2 =62
2 6 =26
6 4 =64
8 =28
8 =68
2 =42 2 =82
4 6 =46 8 4 =84
8 =48 6 =86
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
1. How many different four-digit numbers can be formed from
integers 1,3,5,7, and 9 if:
a. If repetition is allowed. How many of these are even and
are odd?
b. If repetition is not allowed. How many of these are even
and are odd?
2. How many sets of answers are possible for a true-or-false
exam of 15 questions?
3. How many 3-digit numbers greater than 500 can be formed
from integers 4,5,6,7,8,and 9?
4. There are five roads between your city, Taguig and Paranaque,
and four from Paranaque and Muntinlupa. In how many ways
can you walk your place to Muntinlupa and return, passing
through Paranaque on both trips, without traveling on the
same road twice?
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FUNDAMENTAL COUNTING
PRINCIPLES
5. How many automobile license plates can be made if the
inscription on each contains three letters followed by 2 different
digits? Assume that there are 26 letters.
6. Janus must take the following courses such as Statistics,
Philosophy, and Thermodynamics. He may select any of the 3
Statistics courses, any of the 4 Philosophy courses, and 5
Thermodynamics courses. In how many ways can he arrange
his program?
7. A girl has 10 pants, 12 blouses, and 8 pairs of shoes. In how
many different ways can she dress up?
8. How many different ways can a President, Vice President,
Secretary, and a Treasurer be selected from 45 students?
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FACTORIAL
Factorial n is denoted by , which is read as “
factorial”. To take or factorial means to
multiply
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FACTORIAL
Example
1: Simplify Example 1: Solve for
n
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PERMUTATION
Is
used for counting the number of ways to choose
and arrange a given number of objects from a set
of objects.
Rule 1: When the number of n distinct objects taken
r at a time.
PERMUTATION
PERMUTATION
Is
arrange
used for counting the number of ways to choose and
a given number of objects from a set of objects.
Rule 3: When the number of distinct permutations of
things if which n1 is one of kind, n2 of a second kind, … nk of
a kth kind is:
PERMUTATION
arrange
Is used for counting the number of ways to choose and
a given number of objects from a set of objects.
Rule 4: When the number of permutation of distinct
objects arranged in a circle is:
PERMUTATION
arrange
Is used for counting the number of ways to choose and
a given number of objects from a set of objects.
Rule 5: When the number ways of partitioning a set of n
objects into r cells with n1 elements in the first cell, n2
elements in the second, and so on, is:
COMBINATION
certain
Is used for counting the number of ways to choose a
number of objects from a set of objects (the
order/arrangement of the object doesn’t matter).
END OF PRESENTATION