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28 Sep 2004, 12:16
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Guys,
Please check out the link I have added in the resources section (in MATH category) on our home page. It is an excellent source of practice for Probability, Permutations and Combinations problems.
Definately visit this link and try to solve the problems from Chapter 12. From what I have seen, I can almost gurantee you that you will see all sort of variations on the concepts of prob/perm/comb. You may not need additional practice once you are finished with these problem sets and you will feel VERY confident.
Let me know what you think.
-buds
Please check out the link I have added in the resources section (in MATH category) on our home page. It is an excellent source of practice for Probability, Permutations and Combinations problems.
Definately visit this link and try to solve the problems from Chapter 12. From what I have seen, I can almost gurantee you that you will see all sort of variations on the concepts of prob/perm/comb. You may not need additional practice once you are finished with these problem sets and you will feel VERY confident.
Let me know what you think.
-buds
28 Sep 2004, 12:21
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Its a great resource.
https://www.saigon.com:8081/~tuan/math/
guys, please learn concepts from any problem you solve, not just how to solve a specific problem.
Praetorian
https://www.saigon.com:8081/~tuan/math/
guys, please learn concepts from any problem you solve, not just how to solve a specific problem.
Praetorian
28 Sep 2004, 12:44
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I am a manager all of a sudden. Which is cool. Thanks if you promoted me. 
Anyway, I want your opinion.
What do you think if we create a new forum link just to discuss these problems (problems from this particular website I posted)? They are so many and they cover so many different concepts, that people are definately going to have questions about how to solve them. There is no explaination given for the answers. My questions from advanced MATH forum are mostly from this website.
I will tell you my experience, when I was solving these (in fact I have not completed even 1/3rd of the total yet), lot of times I was not getting the right answer. So, I had to play around, try differnt things, just to get an answer that matches the given answer. This way you learn the concept. But, other people can benefit from this, if someone already knows the procedure, concept that needs to be used to solve a certain problem.
This forum can pretty much clear all the concepts on these topics and it will be a quick One-Stop-shop for everyone, where you will find the reference to different concepts, different ways to solve problems and different theories behind the solutions.
Let me know what you think.
-buds
Anyway, I want your opinion.
What do you think if we create a new forum link just to discuss these problems (problems from this particular website I posted)? They are so many and they cover so many different concepts, that people are definately going to have questions about how to solve them. There is no explaination given for the answers. My questions from advanced MATH forum are mostly from this website.
I will tell you my experience, when I was solving these (in fact I have not completed even 1/3rd of the total yet), lot of times I was not getting the right answer. So, I had to play around, try differnt things, just to get an answer that matches the given answer. This way you learn the concept. But, other people can benefit from this, if someone already knows the procedure, concept that needs to be used to solve a certain problem.
This forum can pretty much clear all the concepts on these topics and it will be a quick One-Stop-shop for everyone, where you will find the reference to different concepts, different ways to solve problems and different theories behind the solutions.
Let me know what you think.
-buds
