Question

14. Which is true about the two situations? I. Selecting the fruits in making fruit salad. II. The password of the safe box is 736. A. Both situations are permutation because order is important. B. Both situationns are combinations because order is not important. C. Situation 1 illustrates permutation while situation 2 illustrates combination. D. Situation 1 illustrates combination while situation 2 illustrates permutation.

          14. Which is true about the two situations?
I. Selecting the fruits in making fruit salad.
II. The password of the safe box is 736.
A. Both situations are permutation because order is
important.
B. Both situationns are combinations because order is not
important.
C. Situation 1 illustrates permutation while situation 2
illustrates combination.
D. Situation 1 illustrates combination while situation 2
illustrates permutation.

14. Which is true about the two situations?
I. Selecting the fruits in making fruit salad.
II. The password of the safe box is 736.
A. Both situations are permutation because order is
important.
B. Both situationns are combinations because order is not
important.
C. Situation 1 illustrates permutation while situation 2
illustrates combination.
D. Situation 1 illustrates combination while situation 2
illustrates permutation.

Added by Dawn A.

Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

Instant Answer

Solved by Expert Sri K

02/17/2023

Step 1

In this situation, the order in which the fruits are selected does not matter. For example, if you select an apple first and then a banana, or if you select a banana first and then an apple, the end result is the same - a fruit salad with an apple and a banana. Show more…

Show all steps

Thanks for your feedback!

14. Which is true about the two situations? 1 Selecting the fruits in making fruit salad. I The password of the safe box is 736. Uv" < 1 ~sao 25 (^ 6,1 < e6 <O 0 , AS Both situations are permutations because order is important. B. Both situations are combinations because order is not important. Uj. {t Ct" 49. C. Situation 1 illustrates permutation while situation 2 illustrates combination. D. Situation 1 illustrates combination while situation 2 illustrates permutation.