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A particular natural history museum has three rooms where fo
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09 Apr 2019, 02:02
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A particular natural history museum has three rooms where fossilized dinosaur skeletons are displayed. Nine dinosaur skeletons have recently been donated to the museum. If each room will have exactly one of these skeletons added to its exhibits, how many ways are there to arrange the new skeletons?
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21 Apr 2019, 04:50
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This is a simple permutation problem.
There are 3 rooms and 9 skeletons. Each room should have a distinct skeleton so the number of possibilities are:
9*8*7 = 504
There are 3 rooms and 9 skeletons. Each room should have a distinct skeleton so the number of possibilities are:
9*8*7 = 504
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A particular natural history museum has three rooms where fossilized dinosaur skeletons are displayed. Nine dinosaur skeletons have recently been donated to the museum. If each room will have exactly one of these skeletons added to its exhibits, how many ways are there to arrange the new skeletons?
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504
