Jesse E. answered 01/02/20
Experienced tutor for TEAS, chemistry, and biology
Let's think of this from a logical standpoint. We have two options. When you make the second selection, you will have one less. We will multiply these together.
8 X 7 = 56
Now, we will divide this by how many times the order does matter. In our example, if the arrange of books A and B are the same as B and A, these are the same way . Therefore, we say that there's two ways in which order doesn't matter. So we will divide 56 by 2 to get 28. There are 28 different ways to pick out 2 books.