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A soccer club has 22 players, including C.Ronaldo and Fredinand.

Ronaldo Ferdinand

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One day, the coach has to choose 12 players from 22 players to participate in the league.

Whoa! We MUST win this little thing !!!

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What’s the probability that :

Ronaldo and Ferdinand are both chosen for the team ?

You two come here !Quick !

What ???

YAY !!!

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

So the order doesn’t matter (because we do not really care who the coach will choose first.)

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

So the order doesn’t matter (because we do not really care who the coach will choose first.)

=> We can use the “Choose” formula to solve this problem.

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

FIRST STEP...

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

FIRST STEP...

Calculate the number of ways to choose 12 players from 22 players

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

C

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

22C22 players of the club

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

22C12Choose 12 players from 22 players

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

22C12 =

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The number of ways to choose 12 player from 22 players is presented by this equation :

22C12 = 646646Ok now we got this : 646646

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

SECOND STEP...

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In this problem, the coach has to choose 12 players amongst 22 players.

SECOND STEP...

Calculate the number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand

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The number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand is presented by this equation:

C

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The number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand is presented by this equation:

2C2This number represents 2 players (Ronaldo and Ferdinand)

Choose 2 players (both Ronaldo and Ferdinand)

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The number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand is represented by this equation:

2C2 . 20CThe remaining of the team ( after both Ronaldo and Ferdinand are chosen.)

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The number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand is presented by this equation:

2C2 . 20C10

Choose another 10 players from the remaining of the team

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The number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand is presented by this equation:

2C2 . 20C10 =184756

Now we got this second number : 184756 ways

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The probability that both Ronaldo and Ferdinand are chosen is represented by this equation :

2C2 . 20C10

Number of ways to choose both Ronaldo and Ferdinand

P =

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The probability that both Ronaldo and Ferdinand are chosen is represented by this equation :

2C2 . 20C10

22C12

Number of ways to choose 12 players from 22 players

P = =

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The probability that both Ronaldo and Ferdinand are chosen is represented by this equation :

2C2 . 20C10

22C12 P = = 28.57%

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The team goes to final and wins the Cup.

We won ?Ooh, I’m not surprised.

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To celebrate, the coach decides to buy a new car …

Nissan ?Acura ?Dodge ?

Chevrolet ?

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Finally, the coach decided to buy the 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo

Perfect !!!

<3 <3 this …

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The price of the car is $ 200,000 (taxes added already.)

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The price of the car is $ 200,000 plus taxes. They had $ 150,000 as the prize for winning the Cup. They need a loan to buy that car.

$ 150,000

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The bank charges 7% interest compound monthly and the loan must be repaid in 3 years !!

I% = 7

N = 3 years

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Question :

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Question :

Calculate the monthly payment of the team if they decide to loan.

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Open your calculator and launch the TVM Solver program. Then enter the value in next slide:

TVM Solver

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Step by Step

N = 36 (3 years = 36 months)

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7 (The interest rate is 7% )

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $200,000 – $150,000

= $50,000

The prize money

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000FV = 0 (the loan will be repaid after 3

years)

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000FV = 0 P/Y = 12 (pay monthly)

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000FV = 0 P/Y = 12 C/Y = 12 (compound monthly)

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000FV = 0 P/Y = 12 C/Y = 12

And move the cursor to the PMT and press [alpha] [enter] to solve for the monthly payment.

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Step by Step

N = 36I% = 7PV = $ 50,000FV = 0 P/Y = 12 C/Y = 12 PMT = - $1543.85

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Conclusion

The monthly payment that the club would pay if they decided to take the loan is :

$ 1543.85