Question 5 • TN-Algebra II B SC 26-27 (For Credit)
A permutation is used when the order of the selected items matters. In A, arranging the letters creates different orders; in D, who earns gold, silver, and bronze matters; and in E, changing the order of digits creates a different access code. In B and C, only which varieties or books are chosen matters, not their order, so those are combinations.
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