A set of objects that are arranged such that the internal order is irrelevant is called a ____.
A)combination
B)binomial root
C)permutation
D)simple event

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A combination is a selection of objects from a set where order is not relevant, which matches the description given in the question. Permutations involve arrangements where order does matter, so it is not the best choice for this question. Binomial roots and simple events are not relevant to the concept of arranging objects.

A Set of Objects That Are Arranged Such That the Internal