

Fundamental Counting Principle, Permutations & Combinations
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Mathematics
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10th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Standards-aligned
Alexas Kemp
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Fundamental Counting Principle, Permutations & Combinations

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Poll
In the cafeteria, a lunch combo consists of a sandwich, side and dessert. How many different ways do YOU THINK you can choose a lunch combo?
10
16
12
24
48
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Objective(s) & Standard
Use the Fundamental Counting Principle to determine outcomes
Count Permutations
Count Combinations
MAFS.912.S-CP.2.9 - Use permutations and combinations to compute probabilities of compound events and solve problems.
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Multiple Choice
To create an entry code for a push-button door lock, you need to choose a letter and then, three single-digit numbers. How many different entry codes can you create?
26,000
56
260
1026
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Calculator Check
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate 4!
12
36
24
10
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate 5!3!
40320
720
336
1680
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate 6!12!
2
665280
720
12560
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate 7!3!10!
526
720
120
126
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate
720
56
72
152
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate
420
840
410
152
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate
336
56
2
720
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate
3603600
3003
32760
720
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the situation is a permutation or combination, and evaluate.
Combination
720
Permutation
720
Combination
70
Permutation
70
Permutation
336
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Multiple Choice
In the cafeteria, a lunch combo consists of a sandwich, side and dessert. How many different ways are there for you to choose a lunch combo?
10
16
12
24
48
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Multiple Choice
In the cafeteria, a lunch combo consists of a sandwich, side and dessert. If the combos are pre-packaged, what is the probability of choosing a combo with Potatoes?
481
61
41
31
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Multiple Choice
In the cafeteria, a lunch combo consists of a sandwich, side and dessert. If the combos are pre-packaged, what is the probability of choosing a combo that doesn't have PB&J or a Banana?
169
136
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