Question

Find the number of different arrangements that are possible for the letters. FACTOR

Answer 1

Do i use permutation, combination, i don't get it

Answer 2

Are you kidding me?

Answer 3

How is this math?

Answer 4

This is a brain teaser right?

Answer 5

No lol

Answer 6

its in the trigonometry curriculum

Answer 7

nope I have trigonometric nightmares during high school.

Answer 8

not for me. Biohazard

Answer 9

lol so you don't know how to do it?

Answer 10

Not a clue son

Answer 11

Im ultra retarded when it comes to anythign bu solving linear algebraic expressions or equations

Answer 12

Those I am good at

Answer 13

I was that person once lol, just gotta put some effort in, but from what you said earlier I'm guessing your done with high school, am i right?

Answer 14

Yes I am in college and the nightmare has just began...

Answer 15

@bunyonb It actually is math.

There are six letters, none of which occur twice.

The number of combinations for the letters can be found by a simple statistics formula:

(x)! Where x is the number of elements that can be combined in a certain order.

So, substitute 6 in for x to get:

(6)!

In case you're wondering the exclamation mark means factorial, which simply means that you multiply the integer by each of its preceding integers, all the way to one.

So 6! = 6*5*4*3*2*1 = 720

Your answer is 720.

Answer 16

lol, you seem like the same person as me, you don't wanna put in the effort, i could care less about math, but i still gotta do it, and your in college so its supper serious, good luck man :)

Answer 17

@ujhk77 thats exactly what i got, just was unsure, thanks for the clarity, much appreciated :)

Answer 18

ok now that is a little better

Answer 19

@life No problemo bro, I'm happy to help. :)