10!/(2!2!2!)=Answer
10 being 10 letters
There are "2" c's, a's, and l's, so you must divide those factorials with the total number.
Answer = 7257600
In the word "function" you have 8 letters. 6 different letters and 2 equal letters.The number of different arrangements that are possible to get are:6!∙8C2 = 720∙(28) = 20 160 different arrangements.
There are 172 different arrangements.
There are 6! = 720 different arrangements.
The possible arrangements of the letters N, O and T are :don'twontnotsnotrotknotnothing.......... and more....... just take a clue jeez........
24, none of which are other actual words.
64 different arrangements are possible.
There are 180 different arrangements, you may punch in 6! to your calculator and get 720 and think this is right but you have to take into account that "d" and "o" and doubled, so, the arrangements will give you a different answer. 6*5*4*3*2*1/4= 180 180 arrangements. :)
In the word "function" you have 8 letters. 6 different letters and 2 equal letters.The number of different arrangements that are possible to get are:6!∙8C2 = 720∙(28) = 20 160 different arrangements.
There are 172 different arrangements.
There are 6! = 720 different arrangements.
The possible arrangements of the letters N, O and T are :don'twontnotsnotrotknotnothing.......... and more....... just take a clue jeez........
If you pick from each of the possible letters at each stage, then there are 5 possible options for the first letter. Then there are 4 possible options for the second. Then there are 3 possible options for the 3rd and so on. This leaves us with 5x4x3x2 = 120 different arrangements. However, each arrangement has been counted twice, as it doesn't matter which way around the Os go. So to get the true answer, we need to divide by 2. 120/2 = 60, and therefore the number of different arrangements of the letters in the word COLOR is 60.
There are 7!/(2!*2!) = 1260 arrangements.
6! = 6x5x4x3x2x1 = 720 arrangements
There are 4 letters in IOWA, all non repeating. Arrangements are 4! or 24.
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