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Ordered Pair

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Use the elements of set A ={x, y, z} to form all possible ordered pairs.
Find the number of elements in the ordered pair.

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Solution

All possible ordered pairs $= (^{3} C_{1}) \times (^{3} C_{1}) = 9$

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