Permutations

In this factorial and permutation worksheet, students compute factorial computation patterns for given words. This one-page worksheet contains 12 multi-step problems.

In this ELL, combinations and permutations worksheet, students read 2 sentences and decide if the problem described is a combination or permutation. Students then answer 2 word problems where they must find the combinations or...

In this combinations and permutations activity, students answer 6 fill in the blank questions where they must find the possible combinations of a given set. Students answer 6 fill in the blank and 1 word problem where they find the...

In this permutation and combination worksheet, students determine the permutation and combination of given situations. This four-page worksheet contains approximately 20 problems.

In this combinations and permutations instructional activity, students solve 4 word problems based on a list of items, where they must find either the different combinations possible or the different permutations possible.

Eighth graders test various hypothetical situations to gain knowledge of the difference between a combination and a permutation. They create lists and tree diagrams to assist them in organizing information. Pupils use counting techniques...

It all comes back around in this video, where Sal explains the relationship between permutations, combinations, and probability. Going back to his example of a bag of coins, Sal determines the likelihood of getting different combinations...

Sal's back to basketball in this video, which reinforces students' blossoming knowledge of permutations, combinations, and probability by way of free throws. Students who have agonized over a player's failure to shoot consistent free...

The notion of permutations is used when rearranging objects or values. How many ways can the letters in the word NUMBER be rearranged? Don't try writing them all out one by one because it would take a long time. Use the Fundamental...

How thorough can your classes be? An engaging lesson challenges scholars to create 36 unique permutations given a simple set of criteria. Through facilitation, they build systems to organize their results.