MATHEMATICS 10

REVIEW (Part 2)
11. To which situation is combination
applicable?
A. Drawing 5 cards from a standard deck of
cards
B. Electing a President and a Vice-President
from Math Club
C. Opening a four- digit combination lock
D. Seating six women in the front row
A
12. Student A, B, C and D are considered the best
singers in Grade 10. Which of the following
illustrates the selection of two out of these four
singers to represent the school’s duet
competition?
A. AB, AC, AD, BA, BC, BD, CA, CB, CD, DA, DB, DC
B. AB, AC, AD, BC, BD, CD
C. AB, BC, CD, DA
D. AB, CD

B
13. RJ wants to solve a problem to
determine the number of ways
three objects can be chosen out of
eight. What is the correct
expression to start with?
𝟖!
𝑪 ( 𝟖 , 𝟑 )=
( 𝟖 − 𝟑) ! 𝟑 !
14. All the following generates the same
numerical value EXCEPT one. Which one
is different?
A. 𝐶(4,1)
B. 𝐶(4,3)
C. 𝑃(4,1)
D. 𝑃(4,3)

D
15. In a party, the host makes sure that each guest
will shakes hands with everyone else. How will you
find the number of handshakes made if there are 10
guests?
A. Determine the permutation of 20 guests taken 2.
Then, divide the answer by two.
B. Determine the permutation of 20 guests taken 2.
Then, multiply the answer by two.
C. Divide the number of guests by two.
D. Pick two guests randomly.
A
16. If 𝐶(𝑛, 3 ) = 56 determine 𝑛.

8
17. Five non-collinear points are
on a plane. How many different
triangles can be formed?

10
18. In how many ways can Ericka
choose among her seven close
friends for a BlackPink concert if
she only has three tickets?

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D
20. The Glee Club is made up of 4 boys and
3 girls. A committee of 4 must be formed to
be in-charge of the booth for the week-long
Arts Month celebration. What is the correct
solution in finding the number of ways of
selecting equal number of boys and girls to
form the committee?

𝑪 ( 𝟒 , 𝟐 ) 𝒙 𝑪 (𝟑 , 𝟐)