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         Lesson 8.2 Exercises, pages 701–705
          A

             3. Evaluate each factorial.
                a) 4!                   b) 1!                 c) 5!                 d) 0!
                  ‫1#2#3#4؍‬                 ‫1؍‬                    ‫1#2#3#4#5؍‬               ‫1؍‬
                  ‫42 ؍‬                                           ‫021 ؍‬




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                4. Determine each value.
                   a) 7P2                               b) 5P5
                          7!                                     5!
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                       (7 ؊ 2)!                               (5 ؊ 5)!
                       7!                                   5!
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                       5!                                   0!
                       7#6# 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1               5!
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                           5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1                1
                     ‫24 ؍‬                                 ‫021 ؍‬


                   c) 8P7                               d) 6P1
                          8!                                    6!
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                       (8 ؊ 7)!                             (6 ؊ 1)!
                       8!                                   6!
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                       1!                                   5!
                       8#7#6#5#4#3#2#1                      6# 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1
                     ‫؍‬                                    ‫؍‬
                                1                              5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1
                     ‫023 04 ؍‬                             ‫6؍‬


                5. a) Use a graphic organizer to determine the number of ways to
                     arrange the letters in each word.
                     i) ELK                             ii) LYNX
                         Make an organized list:           Make an organized list:
                         ELK; EKL; KEL; KLE; LEK; LKE      LYNX; LYXN; LNYX; LNXY;
                         The letters can be arranged       LXYN; LXNY; YNXL; YNLX;
                         in 6 ways.                        YXNL; YXLN; YLNX; YLXN;
                                                           NXLY; NXYL; NLXY; NLYX;
                                                           NYLX; NYXL; XLYN; XLNY;
                                                           XNLY; XNYL; XYNL; XYLN
                                                           The letters can be arranged in 24 ways.


                   b) Use factorial notation to determine the number of ways to
                      arrange the letters in each word.
                     i) BISON                           ii) FALCON
                         The number of permutations        The number of permutations is:
                         is: 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1, or 5!      6 # 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1, or 6!
                         5! ‫021 ؍‬                          6! ‫027 ؍‬
                         The letters can be arranged       The letters can be
                         in 120 ways.                      arranged in 720 ways.




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             6. a) How many 2-letter permutations are there for each word in
                  question 5?
                                 3!                                    4!
                  ELK: 3P2 ‫؍‬                             LYNX: 4P2 ‫؍‬
                              (3 ؊ 2)!                              (4 ؊ 2)!
                              3!                                    4!
                            ‫؍‬                                     ‫؍‬
                              1!                                    2!
                            ‫6؍‬                                    ‫21 ؍‬
                                  5!                                        6!
                  BISON: 5P2 ‫؍‬                           FALCON: 6P2 ‫؍‬
                               (5 ؊ 2)!                                  (6 ؊ 2)!
                               5!                                        6!
                             ‫؍‬                                         ‫؍‬
                               3!                                        4!
                               ‫02 ؍‬                                    ‫03 ؍‬


               b) How many 3-letter permutations are there for each word in
                  question 5?
                                 3!                                    4!
                  ELK: 3P3 ‫؍‬                             LYNX: 4P3 ‫؍‬
                              (3 ؊ 3)!                              (4 ؊ 3)!
                              3!                                    4!
                            ‫؍‬                                     ‫؍‬
                              0!                                    1!
                            ‫6؍‬                                    ‫42 ؍‬
                                  5!                                        6!
                  BISON: 5P3 ‫؍‬                           FALCON: 6P3 ‫؍‬
                               (5 ؊ 3)!                                  (6 ؊ 3)!
                               5!                                        6!
                             ‫؍‬                                         ‫؍‬
                               2!                                        3!
                               ‫06 ؍‬                                    ‫021 ؍‬


               c) Describe any patterns you notice.
                  When the word has more than 3 letters, the number of 3-letter
                  permutations is the number of 2-letter permutations multiplied by
                  2 less than the number of letters in the word. When the word has
                  3 letters, the numbers of 2-letter and 3-letter permutations are the same.


             7. The music teacher must arrange 5 tunes for the senior jazz band to
               perform at Music Night. She has 20 tunes to choose from.
               a) How many arrangements are possible?
                                              n!
                  Use the formula: nPr ‫؍‬              Substitute: n ‫ ,02 ؍‬r ‫5 ؍‬
                                           (n ؊ r)!
                              20!
                    P ‫؍‬
                  20 5
                           (20 ؊ 5)!
                           20!
                         ‫؍‬
                           15!
                      ‫084 068 1 ؍‬
                  There are 1 860 480 possible arrangements.


               b) What other strategy could you use to determine the number of
                  arrangements?
                  Use the counting principle. There are 20 ways to choose the 1st tune;
                  19 ways to choose the 2nd tune; and so on. So, the number of possible
                  arrangements is: 20 ؒ 19 ؒ 18 ؒ 17 ؒ 16 ‫084 068 1 ؍‬

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                8. In the World Cup of soccer, 32 teams compete for the title. What is
                   the number of ways that the winner, runners-up, third, and fourth
                   place prizes could be awarded? Verify your answer.
                                                n!
                   Use the formula: nPr ‫؍‬               Substitute: n = 32, r = 4
                                             (n ؊ r)!
                               32!
                     P ‫؍‬
                   32 4
                            (32 ؊ 4)!
                            32!
                          ‫؍‬
                            28!
                       ‫040 368 ؍‬
                   There are 863 040 ways that the prizes could be awarded.
                   Verify:
                                            n!
                   Use the equation nPr ‫؍‬        .
                                             (n ؊ r)!
                   Substitute nPr ‫ 040 368 ؍‬and r ‫ ,4 ؍‬then solve for n.
                                     n!
                     863 040 ‫؍‬
                                  (n ؊ 4)!
                     863 040 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1)(n ؊ 2)(n ؊ 3)
                   √
                   4
                     863 040 Џ 30
                   So, try 4 consecutive numbers with 30 as one of the middle numbers:
                   32 # 31 # 30 # 29 ‫040 368 ؍‬
                   So, n = 32
                   Since there are 32 teams, the solution is correct.



                9. The longest English non-technical words with no repeated letters
                   are dermatoglyphics, misconjugatedly, and uncopyrightable. What is
                   the total number of ways to arrange all the letters in each word?
                   Each word has 15 letters.
                   There are 15! ways to arrange the letters.
                   15! ‫2101 ؋ . . .6703.1 ؍‬
                   There are about 1.31 ؋ 1012 ways to arrange all the letters in each word.



               10. Solve each equation for n or r.
                   a) nP2 = 90                           b) nP3 = 120
                               n!                                      n!
                          P ‫؍‬                                   P ‫؍‬
                       n 2
                            (n ؊ 2)!                           n 3
                                                                    (n ؊ 3)!
                               n!                                      n!
                       90 ‫؍‬                                   120 ‫؍‬
                            (n ؊ 2)!                                (n ؊ 3)!
                       90 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1)                          120 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1)(n ؊ 2)
                         0 ‫ ؍‬n2 ؊ n ؊ 90                    √ a calculator.
                                                            Use
                         0 ‫( ؍‬n ؊ 10)(n ؉ 9)                3
                                                              120 Џ 4.9
                       n ‫ 01 ؍‬or n ‫9؊ ؍‬                     So, try 3 consecutive numbers
                       Since n cannot be negative,          with 5 as the middle number:
                       n ‫01 ؍‬                               6 # 5 # 4 ‫021 ؍‬
                                                            So, n ‫6 ؍‬




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              c) 9Pr = 72                         d) 7Pr = 210
                               9!                                   7!
                       P ‫؍‬                                  P ‫؍‬
                      9 r
                            (9 ؊ r)!                       7 r
                                                                 (7 ؊ r)!
                               9!                                   7!
                      72 ‫؍‬                                210 ‫؍‬
                            (9 ؊ r)!                             (7 ؊ r)!
                            362 880                                5040
                      72 ‫؍‬                                210 ‫؍‬
                            (9 ؊ r)!                             (7 ؊ r)!
                            362 880                              5040
                 (9 ؊ r)! ‫؍‬                           (7 ؊ r)! ‫؍‬
                               72                                 210
                 (9 ؊ r)! ‫0405 ؍‬                      (7 ؊ r)! ‫42 ؍‬
                 Since 7! ‫ ,0405 ؍‬then                Since 4! ‫ ,42 ؍‬then
                 9؊r‫7؍‬                                7؊r‫4؍‬
                      r‫2؍‬                                  r‫3؍‬


          C

          11. A student has 15 video games: 4 adventure games, 4 arcade games,
              2 puzzle games, and 5 simulation games. How many ways can the
              games be positioned on a shelf if the games stay with their genre?
              The number of permutations of n different objects is n!
              Determine the number of ways the games in each genre can be
              positioned on the shelf:
              Adventure games: 4! ‫42 ؍‬
              Arcade games: 4! ‫42 ؍‬
              Puzzle games: 2! ‫2 ؍‬
              Simulation games: 5! ‫021 ؍‬

              There are 4 genres. So, the genres can be arranged on the shelf in:
              4! ‫ 42 ؍‬ways
              So, the number of ways the games can be positioned on the shelf is:
              24 # 24 # 24 # 2 # 120 ‫067 713 3 ؍‬


          12. a) Seven different keys are to be placed on a key ring. How many
                 ways can the keys be arranged?
                 Since the key ring is circular, I can always choose the same key to be
                 first, no matter the order of the keys on the key ring. So, I need only
                 consider the arrangements of the remaining 6 keys: 6! ‫027 ؍‬
                 So, there are 720 ways to arrange 7 keys on a key ring.


              b) How many ways can n distinct keys be arranged on a key ring?
                 Explain.
                 Similarly, for n keys:
                 Since the key ring is circular, I can always choose the same key to be first,
                 no matter the order of the keys on the key ring. So, I need only consider
                 the arrangements of the remaining (n ؊ 1) keys: (n ؊ 1)!
                 So, there are (n ؊ 1)! ways to arrange n keys on a key ring.




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Pc12 sol c08_8-2

  • 1. 10_ch08_pre-calculas12_wncp_solution.qxd 5/23/12 4:23 PM Page 6 Home Quit Lesson 8.2 Exercises, pages 701–705 A 3. Evaluate each factorial. a) 4! b) 1! c) 5! d) 0! ‫1#2#3#4؍‬ ‫1؍‬ ‫1#2#3#4#5؍‬ ‫1؍‬ ‫42 ؍‬ ‫021 ؍‬ 6 8.2 Permutations of Different Objects—Solutions DO NOT COPY. ©P
  • 2. 10_ch08_pre-calculas12_wncp_solution.qxd 5/23/12 4:23 PM Page 7 Home Quit 4. Determine each value. a) 7P2 b) 5P5 7! 5! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ (7 ؊ 2)! (5 ؊ 5)! 7! 5! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 5! 0! 7#6# 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1 5! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1 1 ‫24 ؍‬ ‫021 ؍‬ c) 8P7 d) 6P1 8! 6! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ (8 ؊ 7)! (6 ؊ 1)! 8! 6! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 1! 5! 8#7#6#5#4#3#2#1 6# 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1 ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 1 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1 ‫023 04 ؍‬ ‫6؍‬ 5. a) Use a graphic organizer to determine the number of ways to arrange the letters in each word. i) ELK ii) LYNX Make an organized list: Make an organized list: ELK; EKL; KEL; KLE; LEK; LKE LYNX; LYXN; LNYX; LNXY; The letters can be arranged LXYN; LXNY; YNXL; YNLX; in 6 ways. YXNL; YXLN; YLNX; YLXN; NXLY; NXYL; NLXY; NLYX; NYLX; NYXL; XLYN; XLNY; XNLY; XNYL; XYNL; XYLN The letters can be arranged in 24 ways. b) Use factorial notation to determine the number of ways to arrange the letters in each word. i) BISON ii) FALCON The number of permutations The number of permutations is: is: 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1, or 5! 6 # 5 # 4 # 3 # 2 # 1, or 6! 5! ‫021 ؍‬ 6! ‫027 ؍‬ The letters can be arranged The letters can be in 120 ways. arranged in 720 ways. ©P DO NOT COPY. 8.2 Permutations of Different Objects—Solutions 7
  • 3. 10_ch08_pre-calculas12_wncp_solution.qxd 5/23/12 4:23 PM Page 8 Home Quit B 6. a) How many 2-letter permutations are there for each word in question 5? 3! 4! ELK: 3P2 ‫؍‬ LYNX: 4P2 ‫؍‬ (3 ؊ 2)! (4 ؊ 2)! 3! 4! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 1! 2! ‫6؍‬ ‫21 ؍‬ 5! 6! BISON: 5P2 ‫؍‬ FALCON: 6P2 ‫؍‬ (5 ؊ 2)! (6 ؊ 2)! 5! 6! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 3! 4! ‫02 ؍‬ ‫03 ؍‬ b) How many 3-letter permutations are there for each word in question 5? 3! 4! ELK: 3P3 ‫؍‬ LYNX: 4P3 ‫؍‬ (3 ؊ 3)! (4 ؊ 3)! 3! 4! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 0! 1! ‫6؍‬ ‫42 ؍‬ 5! 6! BISON: 5P3 ‫؍‬ FALCON: 6P3 ‫؍‬ (5 ؊ 3)! (6 ؊ 3)! 5! 6! ‫؍‬ ‫؍‬ 2! 3! ‫06 ؍‬ ‫021 ؍‬ c) Describe any patterns you notice. When the word has more than 3 letters, the number of 3-letter permutations is the number of 2-letter permutations multiplied by 2 less than the number of letters in the word. When the word has 3 letters, the numbers of 2-letter and 3-letter permutations are the same. 7. The music teacher must arrange 5 tunes for the senior jazz band to perform at Music Night. She has 20 tunes to choose from. a) How many arrangements are possible? n! Use the formula: nPr ‫؍‬ Substitute: n ‫ ,02 ؍‬r ‫5 ؍‬ (n ؊ r)! 20! P ‫؍‬ 20 5 (20 ؊ 5)! 20! ‫؍‬ 15! ‫084 068 1 ؍‬ There are 1 860 480 possible arrangements. b) What other strategy could you use to determine the number of arrangements? Use the counting principle. There are 20 ways to choose the 1st tune; 19 ways to choose the 2nd tune; and so on. So, the number of possible arrangements is: 20 ؒ 19 ؒ 18 ؒ 17 ؒ 16 ‫084 068 1 ؍‬ 8 8.2 Permutations of Different Objects—Solutions DO NOT COPY. ©P
  • 4. 10_ch08_pre-calculas12_wncp_solution.qxd 5/23/12 4:23 PM Page 9 Home Quit 8. In the World Cup of soccer, 32 teams compete for the title. What is the number of ways that the winner, runners-up, third, and fourth place prizes could be awarded? Verify your answer. n! Use the formula: nPr ‫؍‬ Substitute: n = 32, r = 4 (n ؊ r)! 32! P ‫؍‬ 32 4 (32 ؊ 4)! 32! ‫؍‬ 28! ‫040 368 ؍‬ There are 863 040 ways that the prizes could be awarded. Verify: n! Use the equation nPr ‫؍‬ . (n ؊ r)! Substitute nPr ‫ 040 368 ؍‬and r ‫ ,4 ؍‬then solve for n. n! 863 040 ‫؍‬ (n ؊ 4)! 863 040 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1)(n ؊ 2)(n ؊ 3) √ 4 863 040 Џ 30 So, try 4 consecutive numbers with 30 as one of the middle numbers: 32 # 31 # 30 # 29 ‫040 368 ؍‬ So, n = 32 Since there are 32 teams, the solution is correct. 9. The longest English non-technical words with no repeated letters are dermatoglyphics, misconjugatedly, and uncopyrightable. What is the total number of ways to arrange all the letters in each word? Each word has 15 letters. There are 15! ways to arrange the letters. 15! ‫2101 ؋ . . .6703.1 ؍‬ There are about 1.31 ؋ 1012 ways to arrange all the letters in each word. 10. Solve each equation for n or r. a) nP2 = 90 b) nP3 = 120 n! n! P ‫؍‬ P ‫؍‬ n 2 (n ؊ 2)! n 3 (n ؊ 3)! n! n! 90 ‫؍‬ 120 ‫؍‬ (n ؊ 2)! (n ؊ 3)! 90 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1) 120 ‫ ؍‬n(n ؊ 1)(n ؊ 2) 0 ‫ ؍‬n2 ؊ n ؊ 90 √ a calculator. Use 0 ‫( ؍‬n ؊ 10)(n ؉ 9) 3 120 Џ 4.9 n ‫ 01 ؍‬or n ‫9؊ ؍‬ So, try 3 consecutive numbers Since n cannot be negative, with 5 as the middle number: n ‫01 ؍‬ 6 # 5 # 4 ‫021 ؍‬ So, n ‫6 ؍‬ ©P DO NOT COPY. 8.2 Permutations of Different Objects—Solutions 9
  • 5. 10_ch08_pre-calculas12_wncp_solution.qxd 5/23/12 4:23 PM Page 10 Home Quit c) 9Pr = 72 d) 7Pr = 210 9! 7! P ‫؍‬ P ‫؍‬ 9 r (9 ؊ r)! 7 r (7 ؊ r)! 9! 7! 72 ‫؍‬ 210 ‫؍‬ (9 ؊ r)! (7 ؊ r)! 362 880 5040 72 ‫؍‬ 210 ‫؍‬ (9 ؊ r)! (7 ؊ r)! 362 880 5040 (9 ؊ r)! ‫؍‬ (7 ؊ r)! ‫؍‬ 72 210 (9 ؊ r)! ‫0405 ؍‬ (7 ؊ r)! ‫42 ؍‬ Since 7! ‫ ,0405 ؍‬then Since 4! ‫ ,42 ؍‬then 9؊r‫7؍‬ 7؊r‫4؍‬ r‫2؍‬ r‫3؍‬ C 11. A student has 15 video games: 4 adventure games, 4 arcade games, 2 puzzle games, and 5 simulation games. How many ways can the games be positioned on a shelf if the games stay with their genre? The number of permutations of n different objects is n! Determine the number of ways the games in each genre can be positioned on the shelf: Adventure games: 4! ‫42 ؍‬ Arcade games: 4! ‫42 ؍‬ Puzzle games: 2! ‫2 ؍‬ Simulation games: 5! ‫021 ؍‬ There are 4 genres. So, the genres can be arranged on the shelf in: 4! ‫ 42 ؍‬ways So, the number of ways the games can be positioned on the shelf is: 24 # 24 # 24 # 2 # 120 ‫067 713 3 ؍‬ 12. a) Seven different keys are to be placed on a key ring. How many ways can the keys be arranged? Since the key ring is circular, I can always choose the same key to be first, no matter the order of the keys on the key ring. So, I need only consider the arrangements of the remaining 6 keys: 6! ‫027 ؍‬ So, there are 720 ways to arrange 7 keys on a key ring. b) How many ways can n distinct keys be arranged on a key ring? Explain. Similarly, for n keys: Since the key ring is circular, I can always choose the same key to be first, no matter the order of the keys on the key ring. So, I need only consider the arrangements of the remaining (n ؊ 1) keys: (n ؊ 1)! So, there are (n ؊ 1)! ways to arrange n keys on a key ring. 10 8.2 Permutations of Different Objects—Solutions DO NOT COPY. ©P