To answer this question, you'll need to use permutations and factorials.
Factorials are any integer with an ! after it. This means that all of the integers before that number are multiplied together with said number.
This question will use the following formula:
n represents the amount of items in a set, and r represents the amount of items in each combination within the set.
You have 18 students, and you can choose any combination of 3 students. Plug your values into the formula:
There are 4896 different combinations of students that Ms. Lunette can choose.
. He could easily make a ham sandwich, any Burger made with ham as well.
1) X = 10
2) X = 5
3) X = 7
4) X = 4
32/36 for number 13
3/7 = 9 to 21 for number 14
Answer: 11/12 cups sugar
1 1/4 lbs candy
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3 + 1/4=8/3 + 3/4=11/12
6 1/4 / 5=25/4 x 1/5=25/20=1 5/20= 1 1/4