I don't get this stuff at all. Been trying to understand the concept of these math problems for hours, and still haven't a clue on how to solve them. So, here's an example of what problems i've been given and hopefully someone can solve it, and show all the steps taken to get the answer.
Problem: In a guidebook on Italy, you find 10 cities you wish to visit, but only have time on your upcoming trip to visit 7. How many unique itineraries are possible for you to choose?
Easy 10 points to anyone who can solve this problem, and show the steps taken to solve it. Thanks.
Problem: In a guidebook on Italy, you find 10 cities you wish to visit, but only have time on your upcoming trip to visit 7. How many unique itineraries are possible for you to choose?
Easy 10 points to anyone who can solve this problem, and show the steps taken to solve it. Thanks.