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8 December, 19:14

How many different ways can an after-school club of 13 students line up? A. 4,826,809 B. 52 C. 6,227,020,800 D. 169

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  1. 8 December, 19:21
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    You would use a permutation.

    This is changing the organization of certain terms.

    For a maximum combination, you would write the number as a permutation of itself.

    Therefore, you would have 13P13.

    The answer is C.
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