[QUOTE="eckboxes02"]

[QUOTE="Choga"]Yes it is, and if you can't comprehend that I don't know what to tell you.Choga

I could see how some people might assume sense out of this question, but in proper context it makes none

He is saying that there are 15 programs on a computer, but you can only use 5 of them per day. How many combinations of these 5/15 programs can you use per day is the question. Its VERY simple to understand.

you can write it out like that but , it isn't written that way.

Yes it is, and if you can't comprehend that I don't know what to tell you.Choga

I could see how some people might assume sense out of this question, but in proper context it makes none

[QUOTE="eckboxes02"][QUOTE="Choga"][QUOTE="eckboxes02"][QUOTE="Choga"][QUOTE="eckboxes02"]

[QUOTE="N0han"]The answer to your 'difficult' math problem is 15 NcR 5... type that in your calculator and youll have the answer.Choga

OK but the question isn't how many times you can make a combination of 5 separate numbers out of 15.

read the question again, it makes no sense.

Yes the question is how many combinations of 5 programs out of 15 you can use per day.

it says right in the quetion "and you can only use 5 each day"

Exactly. Read what I wrote again.

If in a computer there's 15 different programs

and you can only use 5 each day,

how many different combinations are there?

You said - "Yes the question is how many combinations of 5 programs out of 15 you can use per day"

look the question of combination comes after the fact.

It's the same thing....

no

[QUOTE="eckboxes02"][QUOTE="Choga"][QUOTE="eckboxes02"]

[QUOTE="N0han"]The answer to your 'difficult' math problem is 15 NcR 5... type that in your calculator and youll have the answer.Choga

OK but the question isn't how many times you can make a combination of 5 separate numbers out of 15.

read the question again, it makes no sense.

Yes the question is how many combinations of 5 programs out of 15 you can use per day.

it says right in the quetion "and you can only use 5 each day"

Exactly. Read what I wrote again.

If in a computer there's 15 different programs

and you can only use 5 each day,

how many different combinations are there?

*************You said - "Yes the question is how many combinations of 5 programs out of 15 you can use per day"

look the question of combination comes after the fact.*********************

[QUOTE="eckboxes02"]

[QUOTE="N0han"]The answer to your 'difficult' math problem is 15 NcR 5... type that in your calculator and youll have the answer.Choga

OK but the question isn't how many times you can make a combination of 5 separate numbers out of 15.

read the question again, it makes no sense.

Yes the question is how many combinations of 5 programs out of 15 you can use per day.

it says right in the quetion "and you can only use 5 each day"

The answer to your 'difficult' math problem is 15 NcR 5... type that in your calculator and youll have the answer.N0han

OK but the question isn't how many times you can make a combination of 5 separate numbers out of 15.

read the question again, it makes no sense.

FACt: If in a computer there's 15 different programs,

I think the problem in this question is the relation between

statement - and you can only use 5 each day,

question - how many different combinations are there?

whats does the question relate to?

whats missing?

If you can only use one combination a day, then i guess there's only one combination of five numbers.

per day, but how many day's do i got?

eckboxes02

the way that question is worded i think the answer is ( 1 )