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MATHEMATICS 10 QUARTER 3 – WEEK 3 & 4

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LEARNING TASK #1: GIVE ME THE NUMBER OF WAYS (25 points)
There are 7 friends who decided to go to Sampaloc Lake for a ride, however, there are only 4 available bikes. While
waiting, they take a picture in a row as a souvenir. They also buy food from the stalls. They have 3 choices such as
ihaw- haw, kwek-kwek, and hotdog on sticks and 2 kinds of beverages (buko juice and palamig). While eating they sit
on the view deck in a circular form, having so much fun. They play a game of arranging all letters found in "Sampaloc
Lake like SAMPALOC LAKE and get a new name related to it such as CLAKE, a barnacle goose. NOTE: PLEASE SHOW
YOUR SOLUTION
1. Illustrate the possible ways of paring the food with beverages by using a tree diagram or systematic
listing. (5 points)
2. In how many ways can they arrange to give everybody a chance to experience the ride? (5 points)
3. In how many ways can they arrange themselves in a row for picture taking? (5 points)
4. In how many ways they can be seated on the view deck? (5 points)
5. Using the letters in SAMPALOCLAKE, how many distinguishable permutations are there? (5 points)

LEARNING TASK #2: Find the missing value in each item. PLEASE SHOW YOUR SOLUTION.
1. C (8,3) = ________ 4. C (10, 3) = ________
2. C (7, 4) = ________ 5. C (6, 2) = _______
3. C (9,9) = ________

LEARNING TASK #3: Solve the following problems below using the combination formula. PLEASE SHOW YOUR
SOLUTION.
1. A soloist is auditioning for a musical play. If she is required to sing any 3 of the 7 prepared songs, in how
many ways can she make her choice?
2. From a population of 30 households, in how many ways can a researcher select a sample size of 10?
3. How many different sets of 5 cards each can be formed from a 26 red cards?

LEARNING TASK #4: DEAL WITH PROBLEMS

Problem: You are transferring to a new house. You have a collection of books, but you cannot take them all with you.
1. How many ways can you select 7 books out of 10 books?
2. How many ways can you select from these 7 books if there is a space enough only for 5 books in a shelf?
3. In how many ways can you arrange 5 Mathematics books, 4 Science books and 3 English books on a shelf
such that books of the same subject are kept together?