A box contains 12 lightbulbs. Find the number of ordered N samples of size 3:
(a) with replacement
(b) without replacement
Also, please do Not solve.
Sure, here's the number of ordered N samples of size 3 without solving:
(a) With replacement: There are 12 lightbulbs in the box, so for each of the 3 samples, you have 12 options. Therefore, the total number of ordered samples with replacement is 12 * 12 * 12 = 1,728.
(b) Without replacement: In this case, the number of options for the first sample is 12, then 11 options for the second sample (since one lightbulb has already been chosen), and 10 options for the third sample. So, the total number of ordered samples without replacement is 12 * 11 * 10 = 1,320.
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To find the number of ordered samples of size 3 from a box containing 12 lightbulbs:
(a) With replacement:
When sampling with replacement, it means that after each selection, the item is put back into the box, and therefore it could be selected again.
To find the number of ordered samples with replacement, we can use the formula:
Number of ordered samples with replacement = Total number of items^n
In this case, the total number of items (lightbulbs) is 12, and we want to select 3 items. So the number of ordered samples with replacement is:
Number of ordered samples with replacement = 12^3
(b) Without replacement:
When sampling without replacement, it means that once an item is selected, it is not put back into the box, and therefore can't be selected again.
To find the number of ordered samples without replacement, we can use the formula:
Number of ordered samples without replacement = (Total number of items) * (Total number of items - 1) * (Total number of items - 2) * ... * (Total number of items - n + 1)
In this case, the total number of items (lightbulbs) is 12, and we want to select 3 items. So the number of ordered samples without replacement is:
Number of ordered samples without replacement = 12 * 11 * 10
Please note that the formulas mentioned here are for understanding the concept and not for solving the given problem.
To find the number of ordered samples of size 3 from a box containing 12 lightbulbs, we need to consider whether the sampling is done with replacement or without replacement.
(a) With Replacement:
In a with replacement scenario, after each bulb is sampled, it is placed back into the box before the next bulb is sampled. This means that each selection is independent, and the chance of picking any specific bulb remains the same for each draw.
To calculate the number of ordered samples with replacement, we can use the concept of permutations. For each selection, there are 12 possibilities. Since we are selecting three bulbs, we multiply the number of possibilities for each selection: 12 * 12 * 12 = 12^3.
So, the number of ordered samples of size 3 with replacement is 12^3.
(b) Without Replacement:
In a without replacement scenario, once a bulb is selected, it is not placed back into the box. This means that as we continue to select bulbs, the number of available options decreases for each draw.
To calculate the number of ordered samples without replacement, we can use the concept of permutations again. For the first selection, there are 12 possibilities. However, for the second selection, there are only 11 remaining bulbs in the box since one has already been picked. Similarly, for the third selection, there are only 10 options left.
To calculate the number of ordered samples without replacement, we can multiply the number of possibilities for each selection: 12 * 11 * 10.
So, the number of ordered samples of size 3 without replacement is 12 * 11 * 10.
Please note that these calculations are for determining the number of possible outcomes, and not for solving or finding specific samples.
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" Find the number of ordered N samples of size 3: "
I have no idea what you mean.
Are there different sizes of lightbulbs?
Are we choosing lightbulbs?
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