A musician plans to perform 4 selections. In how many ways can she arrange the musical selections?

Mathematics

2 answers:

Y_Kistochka [10]3 years ago

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The musician can arrange the musical selections 24 times. :)

Maru [420]3 years ago

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Answer: There are 24 ways to arrange the musical selection.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Total number of selections that musicians plans to perform = 4

We need to find the number of arrangement that she can arrange the musical selections.

Since we know that for arrangements we use "Fundamental theorem of counting".

So, Number of ways that she can arrange the musical selections is

$4!\\\\=4\times 3\times 2\times 1\\\\=24$

Hence, there are 24 ways to arrange the musical selection.

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$35 is charged per form, but $0 if only the easiest form is filed.
$2 donated for every single tax return filed (since it is not explicitly mentioned otherwise, I will assume she donates $2 whether she charges $35 or does it for free)
Total amount charged for the full year = $7245
Total amount donated for the full year = $1242

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Concept:

We can make use of the Unitary Method here. Given the number of units in a group, the Unitary Method can be used to find the value of a single unit or and individual unit when we are given the value for a group.

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Value of Single Unit = Value of Entire Group of Units ÷ Number of Units in the Group

Explanation & Calculation:

We are given that Sterre charged $7245 for the full year. Taking each Unit as the $35 type of form, and value of each Unit would be the amount that Sterre charges per form which is obviously $35, we can find the number of $35 forms using the expression written above.

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$35 = $7245 ÷ number of $35 forms

Therefore, number of $35 forms = $7245 ÷ $35

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Next, we are given Sterre donated $1242 in the full year and she donates $2 for every form (whether it is the $35 form or the free form).

If this time, we define each Unit as being each form (both $35 form and free form), value of each unit we define as the $2 donation money, we see that the value of the full group of units is $1242.

So, putting the values into the expression,

$2 = $1242 ÷ total number of forms

Therefore, total number of forms = $1242 ÷ $2

Using simple division, total number of forms = 621

Conclusion:

Sterre has filed a total of 621 tax returns (both charged and for free).

Of these 621 returns filed, for 207 forms, Sterre charged $35.

The number of returns Sterre filed for free (that is, the easiest forms) is

Total number of forms - Chargeable forms = 621 - 207 = 414

Thus, Sterre filed 414 tax returns for free.

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