S1 ARRANGEMENTS PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS LATEST QUESTIONS 2020 TILL 2024 part 2
S1 ARRANGEMENTS PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS LATEST QUESTIONS 2020 TILL 2024 part 2
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@haamailfaisal7914 Says:
Hope this helps Good Luck with your exams [00:00] The video discusses a quiz on basic mathematics and geometry - The quiz covers topics such as factorials, combinations, and arrangements - Participants are given a set amount of time to answer each question - The quiz also emphasizes the importance of reading and understanding the question before attempting to solve it [13:00] The video discusses handling of repeat questions and different marking schemes in exams - If a repeat question appears, handle it manually and ensure it is not marked twice - Different marking schemes may exist between public domain and teacher portals - Probability questions may require counting of separate items - It is important to understand the context of formulas and when to use them [23:06] Selection of five different items with factorial calculations is discussed - The selection includes different combinations of items with varying factorial values - The arrangement of LED letters in a specific order is also discussed - The total weight of items and their factorial values are calculated - The probability of two items not being together is also calculated [33:37] Tips for normalizing fingers in 3 hours - Techniques for hand exercises to improve finger flexibility - Importance of proper hand posture while typing - Avoiding excessive force while typing to prevent strain on fingers and hands - Taking breaks and stretching regularly to prevent stiffness and pain [50:11] The video discusses the rules for using the star method and not-all-together method in solving mathematical problems - For two items, both methods give the same result - For more than two items, different treatment is required - The not-all-together method is used when items are not identical - The star method is used when items are identical - Probability does not identify any item [59:11] Probability deals with individual uniqueness, not repeating patterns - Probability does not treat every item as identical - Probability considers each item as an individual with unique characteristics - Identical items are treated as separate entities in probability calculations [01:05:18] Probability and selection are important concepts in data analysis - Probability helps in determining the likelihood of an event occurring - Selection involves choosing specific data points for analysis - Probability can be used to calculate the number of possible outcomes in a given situation - Selection can be made based on various criteria such as demographics, behavior, or location [01:18:29] The video discusses arranging items in a factory setting using factorial and division methods - The speaker suggests arranging three items in a specific order to optimize efficiency - The arrangement can be determined using factorial and division calculations - The speaker also explains the concept of marking schemes and how to simplify them [01:25:15] The video discusses selection and probability in mathematics - The speaker explains how to select from a group of items - The concept of probability is introduced and its relation to identifying identical items - The speaker emphasizes that probability cannot be used to identify identical items - Examples are given to illustrate the concepts of selection and probability [01:43:16] Discussion on solving a mathematical problem with different arrangements of members - Team members Ram and Sanjay are not standing in the line - Ram and Sanjay should be removed from the line The total number of arrangements possible for 9 members is 40320 - For 4 members on the left and 4 members on the right, the answer is 282 - For 5 members on the left and 4 members on the right, the answer is 126 [01:48:07] Instructions on forming groups and selecting members in Hindi - If four people are left, form a group of four - If there are more than four people, divide them into groups of four and select members - Selection should be based on probability and not order The video discusses the process of forming groups and selecting members in detail [01:53:52] Instructions given in Hindi for loan application process - Urged to complete the process quickly or face possible condition probability - Easy permission for nomination and difficult questions - Encouraged to read terms and conditions carefully - Asked to come together for group selection and to choose different vegetables [02:11:24] The speaker discusses solving a complex problem involving grouping items and swapping letters between T and C. - The group of items consists of four things: T, C, 2, and 3 - The speaker explains that T should come before C - The speaker suggests fixing T and C in place and swapping the remaining numbers - The speaker also suggests using factorials to solve the problem - The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the problem before attempting to solve it [02:24:46] Discussion about seating arrangements for a local sports club party - Mr. and Mrs. Khan are attending - Room can only hold 20 people - 23 people are attending - 3 people have been removed from the list - 17 seats are available - Security code consists of 2 letters followed by 4 numbers - Choosing between letters and numbers for seating arrangements - Factorial calculations for seating arrangements [02:32:43] Code arrangement for order matter in coding - Choosing and arranging letters or digits in a code is important for order matter - Code should include both letters and digits for order matter - Selecting three items from six and arranging them in four positions requires permutation The total number of permutations can be calculated by multiplying the number of items by the number of positions
@jessicasharif Says:
God Bless you Sir Sir can you please solve question 6(c) of Oct/nov 2012 63 the question is regarding this topic , but i'm finding difficulty in solving it
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