Raymond B. answered 05/04/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
ABPVCD
ABPVDC
ACPVBD
ACPVDB
ADPVCB
ADPVBC
6 more with VP instead of PV
2x6 = 12 ways with A on left
BAPVCD
BAPVDC
BCPVAD
BCPVDA
BDPVAC
BDPVCA
6 more with VP instead of PV
2x6 = 12 ways with B on left
CAPVBD
CAPVDB
CBPVAD
CBPVDA
CDPVAB
CDPVBA
6 more with VP instead of PV
6x2 = 12 ways with C on left
another 12 with D 1st on the left
that's 12 x 4 = 48 different ways
2 x 4! = 2(4x3x2x1) = 2(24) = 48