3.How many three-digit numbers can be formed using the following set {3,2,7,9} if the numbers are not allowed to be repeated?

4. In how many ways can four students be seated in a row of seats?

5. How many batting orders can be made with a baseball team?

nine people?

6. If a die is rolled 9 times. How many different outcomes are possible?

7. If a committee of five teachers is to be chosen from a total of 12 teachers. In how many different ways can a committee be chosen?

DESCRIPTIVE

Perform the following problem:

For the following data: (Ordered)

(see figure 1)

Calculate

1) the mean or average

2) the media (Q2)

3) fashion

4) Q1

5) Q3

6) the range

7) the interquartile range

8) variance

9) the standard deviation

10) the coefficient of variation

Prepare Box Plot (Box and Wisker)

c) Determine the values of the border or near the outliers.

d) Answer whether or not there are atypical numbers. If so, what are they?