Unless otherwise specified whether order matters or not. How can we determine if a selection problem is a Permutation or a Combination?
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selection is always a combination problem. Whereas, arrangements relate to permutations.2011mbaspirant wrote:Unless otherwise specified whether order matters or not. How can we determine if a selection problem is a Permutation or a Combination?
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Should I have made this question, I would have still been looking at you with some increased eagerness.harshavardhanc wrote:selection is always a combination problem. Whereas, arrangements relate to permutations.2011mbaspirant wrote:Unless otherwise specified whether order matters or not. How can we determine if a selection problem is a Permutation or a Combination?
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