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Pick simple probability for a single event, or nCr/nPr for counting problems.
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A combination (nCr) counts groupings where order doesn't matter, like picking a committee. A permutation (nPr) counts arrangements where order does matter, like ranking finishers in a race.
Odds in favor compare favorable outcomes to unfavorable outcomes, written as favorable:unfavorable. This differs from probability, which compares favorable outcomes to all possible outcomes.
No. Both nCr and nPr require r to be less than or equal to n, since you can't choose or arrange more items than are available in the set.