Permutations of Letters Experiment
1. Investigate the number of different permutations of the letters
of the name Emma.
I am trying to find the maximum number of possible permutations of the
name EMMA. This name has four letters but only three variable letters
E, M and A.
Permutations:
EMMA MMAE AEMM
EMAM MMEA AMEM
EAMM MAME AMME
MAEM
MEMA
MEAM
This shows us that there are twelve possible permutations of the
letters of the name EMMA.
Emma has a friend called Lucy.
2. Investigate the number of different permutations of the letters
of the name Lucy.
I am now trying to find the maximum number of possible permutations of
the name LUCY. This name has four letters any four variable letters L,
U, C, and Y.
Permutations:
LUCY ULCY CLYU YLUC
LUYC ULYC CLUY YLCU
LCYU UYCL CULY YCUL
LCUY UYLC CUYL YCLU
LYCU UCLY CYUL YULC
LYUC UCYL CYLU YUCL
This shows us that there are twenty-four possible permutations of the
letters of the name LUCY.
Chose some different combinations of letter.
3. Investigate the number of different permutations of the letters
that you have chosen.
I am now going to try to find a pattern in the permutations of
combinations of different letters.
a) Firstly with one letter. * 1
A
There is one permutation with one letter.
b) With two letters. * 2
AB BA
There are two permutations with two different letters.
c) With three letters. * 3
ABC BAC CBA
ACB BCA CAB
There are six permutations with three different letters.
d) With four letters. * 5
ABCD BACD CABD DABC
ABDC BADC CADB DACB
ACBD BCAD CBAC DBAC
ACDB BCDA CBCA DBCA
ADCB BDAC CDAB DCAB
The Screwtape letters is from the perspective of demons. The screwtape letters is put together by 31 letters from a devil named Scretape. In the letters, Screwtape gives his nephew advice as he tries to get the soul of a human being, which they call the patient. In the beginning of the book, the patient has just be converted to Christianity. All through the book,Screwtape is trying to help Wormwood lead the patient away from God.
The Screwtape Letters are a fictional series of letters compiled into a book and written by the highly acclaimed apologist and author, C.S. Lewis. The Letters discuss topics such as salvation, the Christian lifestyle, depression, love, and many other subjects that are pivotal to the way we live, think, and interact with others and the world around us.
Satran, Pamela R, and Linda Rosenkrantz. The Baby Name Bible: The Ultimate Guide by America's Baby-Naming Experts. New York: St. Martin's Griffin, 2007. 283. Print.
Lila is a second grade student who participated in a Primary Spelling Inventory and the reflection of her results are as follows. After her spelling inventory was finalized I noted that the student spelled ten of the twenty-six words correctly giving her a power score of 10/26. Most of the words that she mastered was in the Late emergent and early of Letter Name Alphabetic stage. I also noted that Lila accomplished 36 features out of 56 total features during her spelling inventory. Based on the results of the Primary Spelling Inventory the orthographic features that Lila recognizes are the consonants, short vowel, blends, and is familiar with diagraphs. Although she mastered blends which falls in the late Letter Name-Alphabetic stage she failed to master diagraphs which is the middle stage.
Doctor Morgan of Sussex, England, published the first case of what is now known as dyslexia in 1896. Dr. Morgan wrote about Percy F, a 14-year-old boy who was intelligent, bright, quick with learning games, and the intellectual equal of his peers. He fell behind, however, in his inability to learn how to read. Today, as in 1896, most people associate intelligence with the ability to read, but Percy F and the experience of millions of people with dyslexia breaks down the relationship between reading and intelligence (1). But, researchers were left with the question, "What causes dyslexia if intelligence is not the marker?
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The purpose of this essay will be to examine which writing system is more desirable, semanto-phonetic writing or alphabetical writing. In order to get better understanding in this thesis statement, semanto-phonetic writing and alphabetical writing should be broadly defined. Alphabetic writing systems represent the phonological structure of the language while the symbols used in semanto-phonetic writing systems often represent both sound and meaning. Semanto-phonetic writing is more desirable than alphabetical writing because its advantages are more than that of alphabetical writing. This essay will express four main advantages of semanto-phonetic writing, including able to be understood across time and space, greater aesthetic interest and easy to read. To make it more specific and clearer, Chinese writing would be taken as example of semanto-phonetic writing to compare with English writing, which is an example of alphabetical writing in this essay.
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