This chapter comprises of three chapters (i.e. Permutations and Combinations, Probability and Set Theory). You can expect to get somewhere around 5-6 questions from this topic in your CAT examination.

Candidates are required to apply the fundamental principles of permutations and combinations to solve problems involving arrangements, selections, and probability.

Quantitative Aptitude Practice questions on Permutation and Probability: This practice set has 20 questions with their answers & Explanatory answer covering topics from the areas of Quantitative ...

"Probability Central" from Oracle ThinkQuest "Combinations and Permutations" from MathIsFun "The Birthday Paradox" from Science Buddies This activity brought to you in partnership with Science Buddies ...

Math 113 - Contemporary Mathematics this course is meant to prepare students in non-technical majors for college work, for their careers, and for mathematical challenges of life in general at the ...

Invariance of a random discrete distribution under size-biased permutation is equivalent to a conjunction of symmetry conditions on its finite-dimensional distributions. This is applied to ...

The problem of statistical comparison of two distributions, continuous as well as discrete, is considered. Very slight and reasonable modifications of traditional parameteric models, e.g. `normal ...