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HL 3.6 - Counting principles

HL 1.10: Counting principles, including permutations and combinations This section will introduce you to some basic principles and methods of counting and important notation for counting methods. One of these counting methods (combinations) is critical for applying the binomial theorem (next section 3.6). You will often need to use these counting methods for solving problems in probability (Unit 15). Watch the short...

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