You are planning your vacation, and have decided to visit three of the 11 locations recommended...
You are planning your vacation, and have decided to visit three of the 11 locations recommended by family members. How many different ways can you choose to visit three different locations (it counts as a different vacation if you change the order of locations)?
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The number of different ways you can choose to visit three different locations
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Can you please explain the solution, clearly? The answer is 2080, but cant find that result. thanks. FAMILY TEAMS Four families, each with four members (mother, father, daughter and son) apply to...
Can you please explain the solution, clearly? The answer is
2080, but cant find that result.
thanks.
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You are planning on taking a vacation with the $5,000 you have in savings. You've narrowed it down to two locations. An all inclusive trip to Mexico is advertised at 36667 pesos and Brazil is 11538 real. The direct US exchange rates are 0.15 for pesos and 0.39 for real. Assuming there is no qualitative difference between the trips, which of the follow is the best ch Go to Brazil Go to either Brazil or Mexico Go to Mexico You...
You are planning on taking a vacation with the 54.100 you have in savings. You've narrowed it down to two locations. An all-inclusive trip to Mexico is advertised at 90200 pesos and a similarly all-inclusive trip to Brazil is 12724 real. The direct US exchange rates are 6.5 for pesos and 0.29 for real. Assuming there is no qualitative difference between the trips, which of the follow is the best choice? Go to Mexico Go to either Brazil or Mexico...
Can you please explain the solution, clearly? The answer is
2080, but cant find that result.
thanks.
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