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• Module 3 Day 1 Challenge Part 1

  Ordered List (Brute Force Method)

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  Here is the answer key 🙂

  1.) See the bee! The bee is a busy bee. Oh, it's landing!
  2.) Are you sleeping? Yes, I am. I am too.
  3.) I envy you.
  4.) Katie is examining the ants.
  5.) The hen has five eggs.
  6.) I am before you.
  7.) I am a human being. You are an animal.
  8.) The seal is in the sea.
  9.) The elephant ate the hay.
  10.) Why are you whining? I don't know.
  11.) I don't know.
  12.) Katie is dizzy. I see why.
  13.) I hate you! I hate you too!
  14.) If you are busy, I'll run away.
  15.) Ham and eggs are healthy for you!
  16.) Oh, for a tool. Here is a hammer.
  17.) Old age.

• Module 3 Day 1 Challenge Part 2

  Factorials and Number of Permutations

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  In the video, the question has five options, but the answer selector only lets us choose from 4 of them.

• Module 3 Day 1 Challenge Part 3

  Tree Diagram

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• Module 3 Day 1 Challenge Part 4

  Tree Diagram

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  Lol 😆 🤣

• Module 3 Day 1 Challenge Part 5

  Shortcut Solution

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  @professionalbronco Yeah that's exactly right! Great job for coming up with that, it's a really crucial concept for counting problems.

  Actually, if you notice, towards the end of that video in Part 5 Prof. Loh does something very similar, he divides by 2 to account for each "pair" since only one arrangement in each fulfills the conditions. It's basically what you were thinking of but kinda the reverse! Great minds think alike 😄

• Module 3 Day 1 Your Turn Part 1

  Permutations with Constraints, Tree Diagram

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• Module 3 Day 1 Your Turn Part 2

  Solution Using Symmetry

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  "The only ways we want are those in the first category, which equals 1/2 of the total ways."
  Is this a typo, because the answer should be 1/4 of the total ways(as stated before in the explanation), and the first category only takes up 1/4 of all the categories?