Theory of Intelligence
11TH•Mathematics•Permutations And Combinations•7.1 Fundamental Counting

Introduction

Fundamental principle of counting and factorial notation.

Introduction

Permutations and combinations count arrangements and selections. They appear in probability, biology (DNA sequences), computer science (passwords), and encryption.

History. Cauchy is often called the father of permutations; Pascal and Fermat developed combinations; Pascal and Leibniz founded modern combinatorics.

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