A student must select four elective courses from a total of twelve offered by the college...
- A student must select four elective courses from a total of twelve offered by the college in her major.
- How many ways to select the four courses are possible? (order does not matter)
- If the order in which these courses is important, in how many ways can they be selected? (in other words, how many permutations of four courses out of twelve?)
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As in b) order is important that's why we multiply C(12, 4) by 4! to get total number of permutations.
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