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22 January, 15:45

Compute the permutation.

How many different positive integers of 2 digits each can be made with the digits 2, 4, 5, and 8, if no digit is repeated in a number?

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8

12

16

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  1. 22 January, 16:06
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    We have two slots A and B

    Slot A has 4 choices (2,4,5,8)

    Once we make a choice, we can't reuse it. So we have 3 choices left for slot B

    Multiply out the values mentioned above to get: 4*3 = 12

    Alternatively you can use the nPr formula to get

    n P r = (n!) / (n-r) !

    4 P 2 = (4!) / (4-2) !

    4 P 2 = (4!) / (2!)

    4 P 2 = (4*3*2*1) / (2*1)

    4 P 2 = 24/2

    4 P 2 = 12

    yielding the same answer

    So no matter which method you use, the final answer is 12
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