Permutation of Objects The number of ways n distinct objects can be ordered is n!., ]% x; t( |1 E$ W
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A, D' k$ B1 b! J Number of ways 6 people can from a queue is 6!.0 i; |5 W; c j; T) Q
Number of ways 5 different cars can be parked in 5 parking spaces is 5!.
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Permutation with Selection
5 \8 J& _0 b$ ]9 X0 e The number of ways n objects drawn from a collection of m distinct objects can be ordered is m!/(m-n)!.4 G8 ]5 ]8 h0 j8 ^, l; U. _# a
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Number of ways a queue of length 3 can be formed from a group of 5 people is 5!/(5-3)!=5!/2!=5*4*3=60.
& D9 Q' \; E" S" A0 a* A8 [. a Number of possible top ten list for 150 movies is 150!/(150-10)!.# @9 g% N# r& u5 {
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