7 people so first one shakes hand with the remaining people. that is 6
The 2nd person also shakes hand with 6 persons but we have already counted his handshake with first person. so we have to add 6-1 = 5 shakes for 2nd person
like wise 3rd person shakes hand with the remaining 6-2 = 4 people
4th person with 6-3=3 people
5th person with 6-4= 2 persons
6th person with 6-5=1 person
and 7th one with no one because already he has shaken his hand with everyone.
since these people shake their hands with others only once we just have to add the obtained values
6+5 +4+3+2+1= 21
totally 21 handshakes will be there in that room
It's 2/5 because they both are divisible by 3 and when you divide by three on both numerator and denominator you get 2/5.
Answer:
B: Permutation; Number of ways = 60
Step-by-step explanation:
First we have to decide if this is a problem of permutation or combination. The rule is:
- If the order matters, permutations will be used
- If order does not matter, combinations will be used
In this problem, they order of awarding the medals matters, so this is a permutation problem.
We have to award 3 medals among 5 runners. So this can be done in 5P3 ways:

Therefore, there are 60 ways to award the medal. Therefore, the correct answer is B.
This is a ceiling function. First points should be empty.
The first point x=-3, f(-3)= -6
The last point x=3, f(3)=0
Answer is bottom, left.
Answer:
The number 3 is the stem.
The number 4 is the leaf.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Stem and Leaf Plot is a mathematical table used for the graphical representation of a data set. It involves splitting each data value into a stem (typically the first number, on the left) and a leaf (the last number, on the right).
The stem list is used for grouping data value downwards while the leaf values move rightward from its respective stem values and it's used for showing each data value within a group.
Also, the key of a stem and leaf plot is used as a guide on how to read the data set.
For example, the key for a stem and leaf plot is 3|4. Thus, the number 3 is the "stem" and the number 4 is the "leaf."