A counting rule that involves a set of objects of events in an ordered sequence is called a ____.
A)combination
B)conditional rule
C)binomial
D)permutation

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A permutation involves an ordered sequence, where the order of the elements matters. A combination involves a set of objects or events where the order does not matter. A binomial involves two outcomes or events, such as success or failure. A conditional rule involves a probability rule where the probability of one event is affected by the occurrence of another event. Since the question specifically mentions an ordered sequence, the best choice is D, permutation.

A Counting Rule That Involves a Set of Objects of Events