
Christopher B. answered 10/17/14
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Arthur is correct.
The formula that should be used is total options factorial (6!) divided by each possibility factorial (3!)(3!).
6!/(3!)(3!) which equals 6*5*4/(3*2*1) after cancellations. This equals 120/6=20.
The answer to your problem is 20 permutations.
My apologies Arthur and thank you for pointing out my mistake. I was working on 3 different problems and it was late last night.


Arthur D.
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You're welcome, Christopher, and no need to apologize. We've all made an "oops" one time or another, especially late at night.
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