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Here is an example of permutations..

1.    Compute:  5 P 5         5 · 4 · 3 · 2 · 1  =  120 2.    Compute:   6 P 2       6 · 5  =  30                or                                          multiply by two factors                                    of the factorial, starting with 6 3.    Find the number of ways to arrange 5 objects that are chosen from a set of 7 different objects.         7 P 5 =   7·6·5·4·3  =  2520      or              4.  What is the total number of possible 5-letter arrangements of the letters  w, h, i, t, e,  if each letter is used only once in each arrangement?             5 P5   =   5·4·3·2·1   =   120     or           or    simply  5!          5.   How many different 3-digit numerals can be made from the digits  4, 5, 6, 7, 8   if a digit can appear just once in a numeral?         5 P3  =   5·4·3  =  60            or

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