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Chapter 12: Rational Expressions & Functions

Chapter 12: Rational Expressions & Functions. 12.7 Counting Methods & Permutations. Example 1. Suppose you have three shirts and two pair of pants that coordinate well. Make a tree diagram to find the number of possible outfits you have. Example 1a.

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Chapter 12: Rational Expressions & Functions

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  1. Chapter 12: Rational Expressions & Functions 12.7 Counting Methods & Permutations

  2. Example 1 • Suppose you have three shirts and two pair of pants that coordinate well. Make a tree diagram to find the number of possible outfits you have.

  3. Example 1a • Suppose you have two shirts and four pairs of shorts you could bring for gym class. What is the most possible outfits you have for gym?

  4. Multiplication Counting Principle • If there are m ways to make a first selection, and n ways to make a second selection, there are m x n ways to make the two selections. • Example: • For five shirts and eight pairs of shorts, the number of possible outfits is 5 x 8 = 40

  5. Example 2 • On the map there are two tunnels for cars going from NJ to Manhattan, NY, and three bridges from Manhattan to Brooklyn, NY. How many routes using a tunnel and then a bridge are there from NJ to Brooklyn through Manhattan?

  6. Example 2a • At the neighborhood pizza shop, there are five vegetable toppings and three meat toppings for a pizza. How many different pizzas can you order with one meat and one vegetable topping?

  7. Permutations • Arrangement of objects in a specific order • Written as:

  8. Example 3 • How many different batting orders can you have with 9 baseball players?

  9. Example 3a • A swimming pool has eight lanes. In how many ways can eight swimmers be assigned lanes for a race?

  10. Example 4 • Simplify:

  11. Example 5 • Suppose you use six different letters to make a computer password. Find the number of possible six-letter passwords.

  12. Example 5a • Suppose your cousin needs to choose a four-digit number to use with a new debit card. Find the number of possible four-digit numbers without repeating a digit.

  13. Homework • P. 702 • 2-24 even, 30, 34

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