According to the rules of NCAA volleyball, there must be exactly 6 players on the court at all times and each player has a unique designated position on the court. How many different starting position configurations are possible for the 6 starting players of a volleyball team that follows this rule?

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Tyrese Bradford

Mathematics

25 April, 15:45

According to the rules of NCAA volleyball, there must be exactly 6 players on the court at all times and each player has a unique designated position on the court. How many different starting position configurations are possible for the 6 starting players of a volleyball team that follows this rule?

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Brianna Stokes · Answer 1

Answer: 720

Step-by-step explanation:

There are six players on court.

Therefore, the first player has 6 options, second player has 5 options, third player has 4 etc.

6 x 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 720

There are 720 possible ways.