Mathematics, 25.05.2020 21:58 ayoismeisalex

(10 points and i'll mark brainliest!) Given the same number of elements and decisions to make, rank the following scenarios from most possible outcomes to least possible outcomes: permutations with repetition, combinations with repetition, combinations without repetition, permutations without repetition. Explain your answer.

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