In how many ways can you select five people from a group of eight if the order of selection is important? b. in how many ways can you select two people from a group of 20 if the order of selection is not important? c. three dice are tossed. how many simple events are in the sample space? d. four coins are tossed. how many simple events are in the sample space?

The great thing about this problem is they give you everything you need to solve it easily. so the expression is: 12h+30w12h+30wand so everywhere you have an “h” you place 66. and everywhere you have a “w” you place 33. then the expression will look like this: 12(66)+30(33)12(66)+30(33)from here you multiply and then add. getting the following of: $785,862hope this