Opener:                                                    Agenda (Algebra 2)

                                                           •Opener (5 mins)
The digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are used to generate a   •LE 10.1
Four-digit customer code. How many different               •Assignment #2
codes are possible if the first two digits must be
even numbers and the last two digits must be odd
numbers and repetition is allowed?
                                                           Materials Needed
                                                           •activotes

                                                           Reminders
                                                           •Ch.10 Test scheduled
                                                           for Mar 30




A+M=P:
LE 10.1 Introduction of Permutation
                                      WofD:n factorial,
LO: What is a permutation?            permutation
                                      An arrangement of n distinct objects in
                                      a specific order is called a permutation.

                                      The number of ways to arrange:


                                      •n objects using ALL n objects without

                                        repetitions is   n!


                                      •n objects using ALL n objects with

                                        repetitions is
                                                             n!
                                                         s!⋅s! s!
                                                  NOTE: This is also referred to as
           By definition:                              distinguishable permutation
               0! = 1                                                   (with reps)
A) 720      C) 14      A) 6   C) 132
B) 10,080   D) 1,200   B) 2   D) 240
Model Skill “I DO”                       Scaffold Skill “WE DO”
Example:                                 Example
How many ways can I arrange 5 students   In how many different ways can 4 teams
                                         finish a competition (assuming there are
in line?
                                         no ties)?
Solution:
                                         Solution
Method 1: FCP

     ___ x ___ x ___ x ___ x ___
      S1    S2    S3    S4   S5




Method 2: Permutation
Guided Practice “YOU DO”
Example
You need to arrange seven of your favorite books along a small shelf. How many
different ways can you arrange the books, assuming that the order of the books
makes a difference to you?




A) 5040              B) 7                C) 823,543           D) 840
Model Skill “I DO”                      Scaffold Skill “WE DO”
Example:                                Example

How many different ways can the letters How many different ways can the letters
in MATH be arranged?                    in MISSISSIPPI be arranged?

Solution:                               Solution
Guided Practice “YOU DO”
Example
How many 3 digit numbers can be formed using only odd digits from 1 through 9,
with repetition allowed?




A) 15                B) 7                C) 27                D) 125
Guided Practice “YOU DO”
Example
You have 4 flower pots on a window seal, how many different ways can you arrange
the flower pots?




A) 4                 B) 24               C) 256               D) 16

10.1 n!

  • 1.
    Opener: Agenda (Algebra 2) •Opener (5 mins) The digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are used to generate a •LE 10.1 Four-digit customer code. How many different •Assignment #2 codes are possible if the first two digits must be even numbers and the last two digits must be odd numbers and repetition is allowed? Materials Needed •activotes Reminders •Ch.10 Test scheduled for Mar 30 A+M=P:
  • 2.
    LE 10.1 Introductionof Permutation WofD:n factorial, LO: What is a permutation? permutation An arrangement of n distinct objects in a specific order is called a permutation. The number of ways to arrange: •n objects using ALL n objects without repetitions is n! •n objects using ALL n objects with repetitions is n! s!⋅s! s! NOTE: This is also referred to as By definition: distinguishable permutation 0! = 1 (with reps)
  • 3.
    A) 720 C) 14 A) 6 C) 132 B) 10,080 D) 1,200 B) 2 D) 240
  • 4.
    Model Skill “IDO” Scaffold Skill “WE DO” Example: Example How many ways can I arrange 5 students In how many different ways can 4 teams finish a competition (assuming there are in line? no ties)? Solution: Solution Method 1: FCP ___ x ___ x ___ x ___ x ___ S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Method 2: Permutation
  • 5.
    Guided Practice “YOUDO” Example You need to arrange seven of your favorite books along a small shelf. How many different ways can you arrange the books, assuming that the order of the books makes a difference to you? A) 5040 B) 7 C) 823,543 D) 840
  • 6.
    Model Skill “IDO” Scaffold Skill “WE DO” Example: Example How many different ways can the letters How many different ways can the letters in MATH be arranged? in MISSISSIPPI be arranged? Solution: Solution
  • 7.
    Guided Practice “YOUDO” Example How many 3 digit numbers can be formed using only odd digits from 1 through 9, with repetition allowed? A) 15 B) 7 C) 27 D) 125
  • 8.
    Guided Practice “YOUDO” Example You have 4 flower pots on a window seal, how many different ways can you arrange the flower pots? A) 4 B) 24 C) 256 D) 16