
Two students are asked to find how many ways there are to plant two trees and three bushes in a row. The first student gives and the second gives Decide who you agree with and explain the error made by the other student.

Important Questions on Permutations and Combinations
Ten coins are placed in a row on a table, each showing a head or a tail.
How many different arrangements of heads and/or tails are possible?

Ten coins are placed in a row on a table, each showing a head or a tail.
Find how many arrangements have five heads and five tails showing.

Ten coins are placed in a row on a table, each showing a head or a tail.
Of the total arrangements, find how many have more heads than tails showing.


Find the number of distinct five-letter arrangements that can be made from:
two and three

Find the number of distinct five-letter arrangements that can be made from:
two identical vowels and three

Find the number of distinct five-letter arrangements that can be made from:
Two identical vowels and any three identical consonants.

Find how many five-digit numbers can be made using the digits and once each if:
there are no restrictions
