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Golf for 6 |
2014-04-21 |
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From barbara: We are a group of 6 golfers. We play in groups of 3 for 5 days.
How can I arrange the groups that everybody plays with everybody else at least once?
Thanks. Answered by Victoria West. |
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A schedule for 6 people |
2014-03-29 |
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From John: How do I set up a schedule where six people are here for ten of twenty days.
Arranged in rotating groups of three, so everyone works with everyone else.
Everyone works with everyone else at least once and everyone works ten days. Answered by Victoria West. |
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The intersection of normal subgroups |
2012-08-13 |
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From nokks: let (G,*) BE A Group and prove that the intresection of normal subgroups of G is itself a normal subgroup of G Answered by Penny Nom. |
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Six people divided into three groups of two |
2012-07-09 |
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From Fatima: Six people call them A,B,C,D,E,F are randomly divided into three groups of two,find the probability of the below event(do not impose unwanted ordering among groups)
E andF are in the same group
I solved it but I have a doubt that it is wrong .
My answer is 576
Please help to solve this problem. Answered by Lorraine Dame and Penny Nom. |
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Which lets you put equal groups together? |
2007-01-20 |
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From Kathy: Which lets you put equal groups together? division, multiplication, subtraction, estimation Answered by Stephen La Rocque. |
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Addends can be grouped differently but the sum does not change |
2002-09-03 |
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From Jodia: I have been searching the web for over an hour & a half now for the answer to the following question: The _____ states that addends can be grouped differently but the sum does not change. Answered by Penny Nom. |
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