Combinations: Selecting Student Council Representatives

Join us as we explore combinations in the context of selecting student council representatives from a class. In this tutorial, we tackle the problem of determining how many different ways a group of four students can be chosen from a 35-member class to represent the class on the student council. Through a systematic explanation, we elucidate the concept of combinations and provide a clear understanding of the solution process. Whether you're involved in student leadership or interested in combinatorial mathematics, this video offers valuable insights into understanding combinations in practical scenarios. Tune in to deepen your appreciation for combinations and their role in forming representative groups!

In this video we solve this problem:
A group of four students is to be chosen from a 35-member class to represent the class on the student council. How many ways can this be done?

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Original text from Math in Society by David Lippman.