Your teacher has 36 carpet squares. She needs to make a new arrangement for the reading carpet. What are all of the different ways she could arrange the carpet squares?

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Brooke Tate

Mathematics

22 August, 22:38

Your teacher has 36 carpet squares. She needs to make a new arrangement for the reading carpet. What are all of the different ways she could arrange the carpet squares?

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Cristal · Answer 1

Answer: The number of different ways she could arrange the carpet squares is 36!.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that, the number of ways to arrange n things = n!

Given that, Your teacher has 36 carpet squares.

i. e. The total number of carpet squares = 36

If she needs to make a new arrangement for the reading carpet.

Then, the total number of arrangement of carpet squares would be 36!.

Hence, the number of different ways she could arrange the carpet squares is 36!