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1.Find the value of the factorial.
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2.Find the value of the factorial.
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3. Find the value of the permutation. 8P1
4.Find the value of the permutation. 8P0
5.Find the value of the combination. 5C0
6.A woman has two skirts and ten blouses.Assuming that they all match, how many different skirt-and-blouse combinations can she wear?
7.Four members from a 57-person committee are to be selected randomly to serve as chairperson, vice-chairperson, secretary, and treasurer. The first person selected is the chairperson; the second, the vice-chairperson; the third, the secretary; and the fourth, the treasurer. How many different leadership structures are possible?
8.How many different simple random samples of size 5 can be obtained from a population whose size is 44?
9.Suppose a shipment of 150 electronic components contains 3 defective components. To determine whether the shipment should be accepted, a quality-control engineer randomly selects 3 of the components and tests them. If 1 or more of the components is defective, the shipment is rejected. What is the probability that the shipment is rejected?
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