#Permutation and Combination
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2. I have begun but got stuck midway.
3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
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heya could u tell me the ans rq?
lemme see if i got it right..
i dont hav the ans yet, still try to find it and compare
wait so is ur answer incorrect?
my one not sure yet
yk what, why is it 5c3, when i can clearly see a line of 6 points from which 3 can be selected such that the centre is not inside
here ive marked it
And 12 such can be formed right?
yup.
but in that way,
We get 12x6c3 which is 240
which is way more than the total
so hm
i am really confused by this
it says include yep
so yeah
centre can be on the tri or inside
but not outside
thats what the question says
but im able to form triangles like this from that area i showed u (of 6 points)
so why is it not 6c3
we are selecting 3 points out of 6 possible options
not 6c3 because i might calculate wrong๐
I mean see,
if we use 6c3,
and do
then we get 240 ๐
12 x 6x3
6c3*
unless..
"loading...."
Oh wait
if we consider duets like this
like 2 regions at a time
wait
that doesnt make sense
my brain is being fried rn ;-;
nono, but that will include bad cases too right
like this
ya, another way that calculate all the bad case
and we dont want these
we want to subtract them from 220
which is why im highlighting that region of 6 points
cuz the entirety of the 6 points has the bad cases
yup, so gonna focus on that 6 point
yeah
but u see,
the issue is
when we do 6c3,
6c3,
our answer is 20
And we need 12 times that right,
Cuz 12 regions like that is possible on the circle
so 12x20 is 240 ๐ญ
Which is uh
๐
yaa, ggs
mhm
its way over our range
which is breaking my brain rn
u have the ans key for this?
dont hav yet
Like just the answer i want
Not the whole steps
ah rip ok ok
maybe
Thats kinda the same as what u did with 5c3
lol
I tried that too
and uh yeah got the same thing
im so confused
might ask my teacher tomorrow whats wrong with the 6c3 thought
i got an answer
there are 6*10 triangles that use diagonals (6 possible diagonals and they can be joined with any of the other 10 points). we will count the ones that don't use diagonals now
start with an arbitrary point. like the one marked in red here
the fuschia scribble is the diagonal we can't use
there are 0 triangles we can form using the point directly to the right
and 1 with the next one over, and 2 with the next one (those are drawn as example) and so on
minding that we can't use diagonals
so that's 10 more triangles, and another 10 with the point diagonally opposite to the red one
now triangles that don't use those points and use the red point here:
there are 6 more, and another 6 using the diagonal point
actually hold on i forgot to add one case up
ok so another 3 + 3 here
then just 2 more with the last 6 points
so my answer is...
,calc 60 + 10 + 10 + 6 + 6 + 3 + 3 + 2
Result:
100
ok @south urchin i agree with your answer
this is not the quickest way to count, but it is good to count in different ways to see if they all agree
so i wanted to do something different
Alright, thanks 
heya, so we did get the answer 100 a few times actually
however i really do wonder whats wrong in my thought process..
this is basically what i did
where we see a region of 6 points individually (Marked in red and purple)
And we do 12 times 6c3,
12 times as we do 2 x 6 (As 6 possible sets of such duets are possible)
but we get 240
which is uh kinda out of our range (12c3 = 220)
so like,
whats wrong in my thought process
im really curious
OH I THINK I GET IT NOW
OHH i have included repeated cases
oh oh oh i see
alright my bad
.solved