If you apply the or both
Only 1 of the students would need to know the "or both", therefore maximizing the remaining amount of students you can put in.
Gerald, let's call him, knows French AND German, so there's only one less student that knows french and german. Gerald is 1 student.
MAXIMUM:
There are now 14 monolinguistic French speakers and 16 monolinguistic German's, 30 students + Gerald=31.
Minimum:
As a bonus, the minimum is 15 students knowing french AND German and only 2 monolinguistic German speakers, so 17.
Answer:
Permutation
504 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
The difference between combinations and permutations is ordering. With permutations we DO care about the order of the elements, whereas with combinations we don't.
In your graphing calculator, type
nPr(9,3)
(9 letters in trapezoid, 3 letter combos)
and it returns 504.
Tan(angle) = Opposite Leg / adjacent leg
tan(37) = x / 10
x = 10 *tan(37)
x = 7.5
He didn’t multiply by 4 first
