Multiplication principle - practice problems - page 6 of 27
Number of problems found: 531
- Different 68064
Anna painted eggs for art. She had five colors for her eggs. He wants to put three of them on each. How many different colored eggs could she paint? (It's just the colors, not the shapes on them. ) - Three-digit 67834
The number 0,3,7,4 are given. How many three-digit numbers are there: a) if the numbers can be repeated b) if the numbers cannot be repeated c) how many even three-digit numbers if the numbers can be repeated d) how many odd three-digit numbers if the num - Three-digit 67824
The numbers 1,3,7,4 are given. How many three-digit numbers are there: a) if the numbers can be repeated b) if the numbers cannot be repeated c) how many even three-digit numbers if the numbers can be repeated d) how many odd three-digit numbers if the nu - Probability 67544
Anna has four different colored pullovers and three different colored skirts. What is the probability that she will have a red pullover and a blue skirt in a random dress if we know that she has them in her wardrobe?
- Triples 67394
How many triples of sounds can be created from sounds f, o, u, r? You solve using a tree diagram. - Percentage 67364
Create all four-digit numbers in which the digits 0, 2, 5, and 9 do not repeat. A) How many such numbers are there? You solve using a tree diagram. B) What percentage of them are even? - Competition 67314
The coach must choose two students from Sam, Jura, Emma, Dan, and Nika to go to the competition. He knows them well and knows that Samo will only go with Jura or Ema, and Dano will not go with Ema. How many pairs does the trainer have to choose from? - Gradually 67284
Petra borrowed four books from the library at the beginning of the summer holidays. How many orders in which she could gradually read them? - Probability 67264
The teacher has 20 questions, from which the student chooses two on the exam. The student learned 10 questions well, 6 partially, and 4 not at all. What is the probability that he will get both questions he knows well?
- Calculated 67234
There are 13 boys and 17 girls in the class. The weeklies are always either two girls or a boy and a girl. The teacher calculated that she has 357 ways to create a pair of weekly newspapers. However, Anetka did not come to school on Monday morning. How ma - Four-letter 67124
How many different four-letter words can we create from the letters of the word JAMA? - Contestants 67104
The contestants have to create an ice cream sundae containing three different types of ice cream. They can use cocoa, yogurt, vanilla, hazelnut, punch, lemon and blueberry ice cream. How many different ice cream sundaes can the contestants create? - Possibilities 67094
5A students must elect a three-member class committee. However, only 6 pupils out of 30 are willing to work in it. How many possibilities do they have to create it if it does not matter what function the committee member will perform? - Possibilities 66804
Without listing all the possibilities, calculate how many different pairs can be made A) of 12 pupils who want to go down a water slide on a two-seater inflatable in the water park. B) of 15 pupils who want to ride toy cars in the amusement park.
- Probability 66424
There are 5 chocolate, 3 cottage cheese, and 2 apricot croissants in the bag. Croissants are randomly selected in bags. What is the probability of drawing 1 chocolate, 1 cheese, and 1 apricot croissant without returning? - Green and red cubes
There are five green cubes (numbered 1 - 5) and four red cubes (numbered 1 - 4). How many ways can the cubes fit in a box that only needs two green and three red cubes? - Word OPTICAL
Find the number of possible different arrangements of the letters of the word OPTICAL such that the vowels would always be together. - 6 married
Six married couples are in a room. If two people are chosen at random. Find the probability that; a). they are married. b). one is male, and one is female. - Numbers 65734
There are 100 tickets in a pocket with the numbers 1 to 100. What is the probability that we will randomly draw a ticket with a number starting with the number 5?
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