WEEK 3

Question 1

It can simply be defined as the several ways of
arranging a few or all members within a specific order. It is the process of
legibly arranging from chaos.

Answer 1

Permutation: Permutation

Question 2

It is a process of selecting the objects or
items from a set or the collection of objects, such that (unlike
permutations) the order of selection of objects does not matter. It refers
to the combination of N things taken from a group of K at a time without
repetition.

Answer 2

Combination: The combination