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MUL TIPUCATION PRINCIPLE

Consider the 3 letter words that can b-e made from the letters WORD if no letter is repeated. These can be listed by means of a tree diagram.

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4 ways of choosing the 15t letter 3 ways of choosing the 2nd letter 2 ways of choosing the 3rd letter number of words = 4 x 3 x 2 = 24

This is an illustration of the multiplication principle ie. if several operations are carried out in a certain order, then the number of ways of performing all the operations is the product of the numbers of ways of performing each operation. Ie. - .j\O - t>4- vJO>'1C -To o .. qj_J2.N C\.£ek

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Consider the 3 letter words starting or finishing with 0 that can be made from the letters WORD if no letter is repeated. Now words starting or finishing with 0 are mutually exclusive ie. they do not overlap, Therefore we can find the number starting with 0 and the number finishing with 0 and add the two numbers.

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FACTORIAL NOTATION

In applying the multiplication principle, factorial notation can be useful ego the number of 6 letter words that can be made from the letters FACTOR is 6! = 6 x 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1.

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"TOGETHER" ARRANGEMENTS

In this type of problem, we need to count arrangements where some of the objects must remain together. The multiplication principle applies and we use a "treat as one" technique.

Eg. 3 science, 4 mathematics and 5 history books are arranged on a shelf. How many arrangements are possible if the books from each subject are to be together?

treat the books for each subject as one book: number of arrangements = 3!

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total number of arrangements = 3! x 3! x 4! x 5! = 103680

ARRANGEMENTS INVOLVING IDENTICAL OBJECTS

Consider the number of arrangements of the letters EMPLOYEE. If all 8 letters were different, then the number of arrangements would be 8! but this number involves counting arrangements more than once. Eg, The 8! arrangements includes 6 versions of EEEMPLOY:

E1E2E3 MPL OY E1E3E2M PLO Y E2E1E3 MPL OY

E2E3E1MPLOY E3E1E2MPLOY E3E2E1 MPLOY

Similarly every arrangement occurs 6 times in the total of 8! (6 is the number of arrangements of the 3 E's ie, 3!).

number of distinct arrangements = ~ = 6720 3!

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CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENTS

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Example of permutations:

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How many ways can a committee of 3 be selected from 7 people A,B,C,D,E,F,G so that 'each member of the committee is equal? The number of perm_utations 210 is too large because every combination occurs 6 times in the 210 permutations. Eg. The following 6 permutations each give rise to the same combination (6 is the number of arrangements of 3 objects ie. 31):

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Choosing 0 from 7 so that order does not matter can only be done 1 way: :. 7CO::::: 1 and in general "Co = 1

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Consider the number of ways a committee of 3 can be selected from 7 people A,B,C,D,E,F,G (order does not matter) if:

B must be included (select 2 from A,C,D,E,F,G) 6C2

D must be excluded (select 3 from A,B,C,E,F,G) 6C;

C and E cannot be chosen together

What is the justification for the last answer?

CHOOSING SETS OF OBJECTS WITH DISTINCT SUBSETS

In these problems, find the number of ways of choosing each subset and then use the multiplication principle. Eg. 6 people are chosen (order does not matter) from 5 Oueenslanders, 4 Tasmanians and 3 Victorians:

2 from each state are chosen:

number of ways of choosing 2 Oueenslanders = 5C2

number of ways of choosing 2 Tasmanians = 4 C2 number of ways of choosing 2 Victorians = 3 C2

total number of ways = 5C2x4C2X3C2

at least 3 Oueenslanders are chosen:

number of ways of choosing 3 Oueenslanders and 3 others = 5C3 x7 C3

number of ways of choosing 4 Oueenslanders and 2 others = 5C4X7 C2 number of ways of choosing 5 Queenslanders and 1 others = 5CSX 7C1 total number of ways = SC3x7C3+5C4 X7C2 +SC5X7C[

at least one Queenslander is chosen:

number of ways of choosing without restrictions = 12C6

number of ways of choosing with no Oueenslanders = 7 C6 total number of ways = 12C6-7 C6

PASCAL'S TRIANGLE

In each space, write the number of shortest possible routes to that space. These numbers form Pascal's triangle.

Suppose that you start from the top of the triangular arrangement of spaces shown on the attached sheet.

Can you see the pattern which takes you from one row to the next? Justify this pattern in terms of the shortest route problem.

The shortest route problem can be used to explain why each row can be written as combinations ego the last row is:

Each number in Pascal's triangle (except those on the outside) can be found by adding the pair of numbers immediately above. This recurrence relationship can be written as:

n C + It C == II + 1 C

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As well as justifying this recurrence relationship in terms of the shortest route problem, it can be derived in other ways:

• algebraically by writing "C,. = (n! ) etc. r! n+r !

• by considering the selection of r objects from two collections - collection A containing n objects and collection B containing one object.

Consider sloping rows of Pascal's triangle. In turn, they give:

• ones {1,1,1,1,1, }

• natural numbers {1,2,3,4,5, }

• triangle numbers {1,3,6,1 0,15, }

• tetrahedral numbers {1,4,lO,20,35, }

What is the connection between natural numbers, triangle numbers and tetrahedral numbers? How do triangle numbers and tetrahedral numbers get their names? What is the nth triangle number and the nth tetrahedral number as a combination? Write these combinations as algebraic expressions in n .

BINOMIAL THEOREM

Consider the binomial expansion:

(x + y)8 == (x + y)(x + y)(x + y)(x+ y)(x + y)(x + y)(x + y)(x + y)

The number of X5y3 in the expansion is the same as the number of ways of selecting 5 x 's from the 8 available ie. 8cs . This leads to the binomial theorem for binomial expansions (x + r)" where n is a positive integer. The theorem gives the coefficients as combinations. Eg. for n = 8 :

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From the earlier work on Pascal's triangle, we can also say that the coefficients of a binomial expansion are given by the appropriate row of Pascal's triangle. Substituting x = y = 1 in the

binomial theorem shows that the sums of the rows of Pascal's triangle are powers of 2.

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Formulas for Working with Angles in Circles

(Intercepted arcs are arcs "cut off" or "lying between" the sides of the specified angles.)

There are basically five circle formulas that you need to remember:

1. Central Angle:

A central angle is an angle formed by two intersecting radii such that its vertex is at the center of the circle.

Central Angle == Intercepted Arc

<AOB is a central angle.

Its intercepted arc is the minor arc from A to B. m<AOB = 800

2. Inscribed Angle:

An inscribed angle is an angle with its vertex "on" the circle, formed by two intersecting chords.

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Its intercepted arc is the minor arc from A to C. m<ABC = 500

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3. Tangent Chord Angle:

An angle formed by an intersecting tangent and chord has its vertex "on" the circle.

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When two chords intersect "inside" a circle, four angles are formed. At the point of intersection, two sets of vertical angles can be seen in the comers of the X that is formed on the picture. Remember: vertical angles are equal.

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5. Angle Formed Outside of a Circle by the Intersection of:

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