This document is a worksheet for a discrete mathematics course containing 21 problems covering topics like combinations, permutations, probability, and algebra. Some of the problems involve finding the number of arrangements of objects like books on a shelf, students in a classroom, or cards in a poker hand. Other problems involve solving equations, expanding expressions, and determining constant terms. The worksheet aims to help students practice essential discrete math skills.
This document is a worksheet for a discrete mathematics course containing 21 problems covering topics like combinations, permutations, probability, and algebra. Some of the problems involve finding the number of arrangements of objects like books on a shelf, students in a classroom, or cards in a poker hand. Other problems involve solving equations, expanding expressions, and determining constant terms. The worksheet aims to help students practice essential discrete math skills.
This document is a worksheet for a discrete mathematics course containing 21 problems covering topics like combinations, permutations, probability, and algebra. Some of the problems involve finding the number of arrangements of objects like books on a shelf, students in a classroom, or cards in a poker hand. Other problems involve solving equations, expanding expressions, and determining constant terms. The worksheet aims to help students practice essential discrete math skills.
This document is a worksheet for a discrete mathematics course containing 21 problems covering topics like combinations, permutations, probability, and algebra. Some of the problems involve finding the number of arrangements of objects like books on a shelf, students in a classroom, or cards in a poker hand. Other problems involve solving equations, expanding expressions, and determining constant terms. The worksheet aims to help students practice essential discrete math skills.
find . 2) In how many ways can five students be seated in a classroom with 20 disks? 3) How many three-digit numerals can be formed from the digits 4,5,6,7 and 8 if no digit is repeated? 4) Given five flags of different colors, how many different signals can be made by hoisting them on a vertical staff if a) Three flags are used for each signal? b) At least two flags must be used for each signal? 5) How many numerals can be formed by using all the digits 2,4,5,7 and 9 with no digit being repeated? How many of these numbers are multiples of 5? How many of these are even? How many of these are greater than 70,000? How many of these are less than 50,000? 6) In how many ways can a 10 True/False examination question be answered? 7) A state report on crime consists of eight volumes numbered 1 to 8. In how many ways can these volumes be placed on a shelf? 8) Consider a tournament with n players where each player plays against every other player. Suppose each player wins at least once. Show that at least 2 of the players have the same number of wins. 9) In a class of 30 students, 10 got A on the first test, 9 got A on a second test, and 15 did not get an A on either test. Find: the number of students who got: a) an A on both tests; b) an A on the first test but not the second; c) an A on the second test but not on the first 10) If a group of people come from five countries, how large must be to guarantee that three of them come from the same country?
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11) How large a group is needed to ensure that at least three have Birthdays in the same week of a month? 12) How large a group is needed to ensure that at least three have birthdays in the same day of a week? 13) Solve for in each of the following. (a) (b) (c) 14) Seven students are to take an examination, two in Mathematics and five in other subjects. In how many ways can these seven students be seated in one row so that the two students taking the mathematics exam do not sit together? 15) Four married couples have eight seats in a row for a certain show. In how many different ways can they be seated? What is the number of seating arrangements if all the men are to sit together and all the women are to sit together? 16) In how many ways can 12 children at a birthday party be seated? a) Around a circular table? b) Around a circular table such that some children have different neighbors? c) On the same side of a rectangular table? 17) A poker hand is a set of five cards selected from a standard deck of 52 cards. What is the number of possible poker hands that contain: a) Exactly one ace? b) A pair of kings? c) Three cards of the same denomination? d) Three cards of the same denomination and a pair of kings? 18) Prove ∑ ( ) 19) Expand a) b) 20) Determine a) in b) in c) in d) in e) in 21) Determine the constant term a) b)