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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 5-* Permutation Example – Example 1 Three electronic parts are to be assembled into a plug-in unit for a television set. The parts can be assembled in any order. In how many different ways can they be assembled? 5-* Permutation Example – Example 2 Betts Machine Shop, Inc., has eight screw machines but only three spaces available in the production area for the machines. In how many different ways can the eight machines be arranged in the three spaces available? 5-* Counting - Combination A combination is the number of ways to choose r objects from a group of n objects without regard to order. 5-* Combination - Example The marketing department has been given the assignment of designing color codes for the 42 different lines of compact disks sold by Goody Records. Three colors are to be used on each CD, but a combination of three colors used for one CD cannot be rearranged and used to identify a different CD. This means that if green, yellow, and violet were used to identify one line, then yellow, green, and violet (or any other combination of these three colors) cannot be used to identify another line. Would seven colors taken three at a time be adequate to color-code the 42 lines? 5-* Combination – Another Example There are 12 players on the Carolina Forest High School basketball team. Coach Thompson must pick five players among the twelve on the team to comprise the starting lineup. How many different groups are possible? 5-* Permutation - Another Example Suppose that in addition to selecting the group, he must also rank each of the players in that starting lineup according to their ability. 5-* End of Chapter 5 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 5-* Self-Review 5-3(cont.) (c) Are the events in part (a)(i) complementary or mutually exclusive or both? They are not complementary, but are mutually exclusive. 5-* Joint Probability – Venn Diagram JOINT PROBABILITY A probability th