PRAYER

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Checking of
Attendance
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Arrange the following in order.
1. Biological organization
Organ System, Organ, Cells,
Organism, Tissues

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 ANSWER:
1. Biological organization
Cells, Tissues, Organ, Organ
System, Organism

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 Arrange the following in order.

2. Philippine Presidents
(Third Republic)

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CARLOS P. GARCIA DIOSDADO P. MACAPAGAL RAMON F. MAGSAYSAY

FERDINAND E. MARCOS ELPIDIO R. QUIRINO MANUEL L. ROXAS 6

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 ANS
WER:
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ELPIDIO R. QUIRINO RAMON F. MAGSAYSAY

MANUEL L. ROXAS

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CARLOS P. GARCIA DIOSDADO P. MACAPAGAL FERDINAND E. MARCOS 7

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 CLASSICAL

MODERN  
3. Periods
MEDIEVAL
of
BAROQUE

RENAISSANCE
Music
ROMANTIC
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ANS
WER: MEDIEVAL

RENAISSANCE
 

BAROQUE
3. Periods
CLASSICAL
of
ROMANTIC Music
MODERN

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For personal
password in a
computer account,
did you know why a
shorter password is
“weak” while the
longer password is
“strong”?
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 ACTIVITY TIME!
You will form 5 groups. Each group will choose their
group name and must start it with word MATH, example
(MATHibay, MATHulungin, MATHalino).

In 8 minutes, groups will be given a word problem that

will be solved by listing and determining the number of
possible arrangements of objects. After so, let each
representative of the groups explain their works (2
minutes per group).

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 Scenario:
Determine the number of possible arrangements
of 3 books given of each of your subject
teachers (Science, Filipino, and English) in the
file organizer. Use the easiest method for you to
illustrate your answer.

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Based on the activity done.

1. How many possible

arrangements of the books in
the file organizer?
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 = 6 possible
arrangements
of books

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2.Give the list of possible
arrangements of the books in the
organizer.

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Solution:
Possible arrangements:
S- Science book
F- Filipino book
M- MAPEH book

SFM FMS MSF

SMF FSM MFS
3.How did you determine the
possible arrangements of the 3
books?

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Possible arrangements of books can be
determined by
 Listing / Systematic Listing
 Tree Diagram
 Fundamental Counting Principle.

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PERMU
TATIO
 Permutation
 Is an arrangement of all or
part of a set of objects with
proper regard to order
 Permutation
 All possible ways of doing
something.
 Permutation
Examples:
 Creating your cellphone password.
 Arranging 3 different books in a shelf.
 Arranging group of people in a row for
picture taking.
 Arranging 6 different potted plants in a
row.
 Permutation
Permutations can be illustrated in any of
the following method

 Listing / Systematic Listing

 Tree Diagram
 Fundamental Counting Principle
1. Define the permutation.
Permutation
Is an arrangement of all or part
of a set of objects with proper
regard to order.

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By Fundamental Counting
Principle

If there are m ways to do

one thing, n ways to do
another and o ways to do
another, then there are m
x n x o of doing those
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2. What are the different ways or
methods in illustrating and
determining the permutations of
objects?

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The permutations of objects can be
illustrated and determined in any of the
following method
Listing / Systematic Listing
 Tree Diagram
 Fundamental Counting Principle

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3. In what specific part of your
everyday life that you illustrated
permutation?

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By Fundamental Counting
Principle
m X n X o

3 X 2 X 1 = 6 ways to arranged
themselves in 3 vacant seats.

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Scenario: Suppose you secure your cellphone
using a 4-digit code Later, you realized that you
forgot the 4-digit code. You only remembered
that the code contains the digits 2, 3, 4, and 7.
Determine the possible number of codes. Use the
easiest method for you to illustrate your answer.

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By Fundamental Counting
Principle
m X n X o

2 3 4 7 3 4 7 4 7 7

4 X 3 X 2 X 1
= 24 possible number of codes.

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Scenario: In how many ways can
Ma’am Perez arrange 6 different potted
plants in a row?

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