
Mark M. answered 09/21/15
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In a permutation, order makes a difference, e.g., ABC is different from BCA
In a combination, order does not make difference, e.g., ABC is the same as BCA.
Permutation: you select three people from a group of ten to be President, Vice-President, and Secretary.
Combination: you select three people from a group of ten to be on a committee.