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Counting and probability: problems with solutions
49 groups of practice problems: counting principles, permutations, combinations, the binomial theorem and probability. Every problem has a step-by-step solution.
The problems are useful for the State Matura, for the external exam and for university entrance exams.
| Topic | What you practise | Problems |
|---|---|---|
| Counting principles | Addition and multiplication principle, numbers from digits and factorial. | 4 |
| Permutations | Permutations of n and of r elements, grouped and identical elements, paths on a grid, circular permutations. | 10 |
| Combinations | Choosing groups, at least and at most, geometry, subsets and positive or non-negative solutions. | 10 |
| The binomial theorem | Expanding binomials, a given term, the constant term and binomial identities. | 7 |
| Probability | Sample space and events, classical and geometric probability, the addition rule and the complement. | 9 |
| Conditional and binomial probability | Conditional probability, the multiplication rule, independent events and binomial probability. | 9 |