Formula for the volume of the sphere
The manager of a baseball team has 15 players to choose from for his 9 person batting order
2 answers:
Given the question:
The manager of a baseball team has 15 players to choose from for his 9-person batting order. How many different ways can he arrange the players in the lineup?
5,005 362,880 3,603,600 1,816,214,400
The number of was in which a smaller group is choosing from a bigger group is given by the bigger number combination the smaller number.
Here, we want to choose a 9-person batting order from a team of 15 players. This is given by:
The manager of a baseball team has 15 players to choose from for his 9-person batting order. How many different ways can he arrange the players in the lineup?
5,005 362,880 3,603,600 1,816,214,400
The number of was in which a smaller group is choosing from a bigger group is given by the bigger number combination the smaller number.
Here, we want to choose a 9-person batting order from a team of 15 players. This is given by:
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A. These angles are not adjacent because they do not share a common line, ray, or segment. They only have point V in common. Note how V is the only letter to show up in the sequences NVP and UVF.
B. These segments are adjacent. We can tell by visually noticing that NVT and TVU share the ray VT. Without the drawing, we can tell they are adjacent because NVT and TVU both have "VT" in them (the order of V and T doesn't matter). See the diagram below.
C. These angles are not adjacent for similar reasoning as choice A above.
D. Same story as choice C and choice A. These angles are not adjacent.
E. Since B is true, this rules out choice E.
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<h3>Final Answer: Choice B</h3><h3>NVT and TVU are adjacent angles.</h3>