The product rule for counting (AQA GCSE Further Maths): Flashcards
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Product rule for counting
Product rule for counting
Multiply the number of options at each step
Factorial equals
Factorial equals
Value of
Value of
Arrangements of 4 distinct cards in a line
Arrangements of 4 distinct cards in a line
equals
equals
Arrangements of 6 volleyball players in 6 positions
Arrangements of 6 volleyball players in 6 positions
Strategy for handling counting constraints
Strategy for handling counting constraints
Handle the most restrictive conditions first
4-digit numbers from 6 digits (each used once)
4-digit numbers from 6 digits (each used once)
Even 3-digit numbers from {3,1,7,9,8,5} (no repeats)
Even 3-digit numbers from {3,1,7,9,8,5} (no repeats)
(last digit = 8)
Key insight about choices in product rule
Key insight about choices in product rule
Each choice is independent
When product rule applies to arrangements
When product rule applies to arrangements
When order matters
