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(3) to prepare and submit your answers and to view electronic versions of your notes and textbook, but you may not use them for any other purpose. 1. (4 points) Seven people are competing in a footrace. How many possible outcomes are there for the top three finishers of the race? Show your work. 2. (4 points) In a class of 12 people, three students are selected to give a group presentation in the first week. How many different choices are there for this group of three students? Show your work.

          (3)
to prepare and submit your answers and to
view electronic versions of your notes and textbook, but you may not use them for any other purpose.
1. (4 points) Seven people are competing in a footrace. How many possible outcomes are there for the
top three finishers of the race? Show your work.
2. (4 points) In a class of 12 people, three students are selected to give a group presentation in the first
week. How many different choices are there for this group of three students? Show your work.

(3)
to prepare and submit your answers and to
view electronic versions of your notes and textbook, but you may not use them for any other purpose.
1. (4 points) Seven people are competing in a footrace. How many possible outcomes are there for the
top three finishers of the race? Show your work.
2. (4 points) In a class of 12 people, three students are selected to give a group presentation in the first
week. How many different choices are there for this group of three students? Show your work.

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