Raymond B. answered • 08/07/23
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7P4= 7!/3!= 35(24)=890
6P3= 6!/3!=120
5P4= 5!= 120
Mary S.
asked • 11/10/16Math permutations & Combinations
Evaluate the expression.
P(7, 4) · P(6, 3)
P(5, 4)
P(7, 4) · P(6, 3)
P(5, 4)
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