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How many six digit numbers can you make by arranging the numbers 1, 8, 5, 4, 2, and 9?
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How many permutations can you make from the letters Z, Q, and J?
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In how many ways can Jordan, Elizabeth, Victoria, Madison, and David stand in line?
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How many ways can a president and vice-president be selected in a class of seventeen students?
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Anthony, Elizabeth, and Kylie ran in a race. In how many different orders can they finish the race?
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How many permutations can you make from the letters E, K, O, and T?
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Kylie, Sydney, Sierra, and Emma ran in a race. In how many different orders can they finish the race?
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How many ways can a president and vice-president be selected in a class of twenty-five students?
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How many three digit numbers can you make by arranging the numbers 5, 1, and 8?
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How many five digit numbers can you make by arranging the numbers 8, 6, 5, 3, and 4?
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How many permutations can you make from the letters A through E?
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How many ways can a president and vice-president be selected in a class of twenty students?
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In how many ways can Sean, Emma, Brian, Destiny, Eric, and Christian stand in line?
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How many permutations can you make from the letters C, M, E, S, and N?
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How many four digit numbers can you make by arranging the numbers 4, 5, 1, and 7?
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Andrew, Destiny, Kaylee, Sean, and Daniel ran in a race. In how many different orders can they finish the race?
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How many permutations can you make from the letters A through H?
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In how many ways can Dylan, Kyle, and Steven stand in line?
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