00:01
Okay, the first question, your lock has four numbers and each number can be either, one, two, three, four up to 40.
00:10
So, first place, 40 choices.
00:14
Second place, 40 choices and so on.
00:18
Each place, you have a choice of 40 numbers.
00:22
So that would be 40 power of four, which you can work out on a calculator.
00:33
It's 256 ,000 ,000, so 2 ,500 ,000 different combinations are possible.
00:47
Okay, question two, we have five girls and three boys going through a door.
00:53
How many ways can this be done? well, i don't care if this boy or girl, then the first person going through, there will be eight choices.
01:01
Then 7, then 6, and so on, all the way down to 1.
01:08
And that is 8 factorial.
01:11
If you can work out on a calculator, the ti84 plus, you press the math button, go across to the prob menu, and go down to item 4 factorial, and then you can simply work out the result that way.
01:34
And the answer you should get is 4 -0 -3 -2 -0.
01:43
Now, if you are told the boys must go in first, then things will change.
01:50
The three boys go in first, three times two times one, different ways.
01:57
So six ways for the boys to go in.
02:00
The girls then will be five times four times three times two times one.
02:06
So it's 3 a factorial times 5 factorial.
02:11
And here we can do it actually manually.
02:15
Here we have 6 and 5 times 4 is 20 times 6...