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Mdm4u Q7

This document contains multiple math problems involving factorials and permutations: 1) It asks to solve several expressions involving factorials. 2) It asks how many ways letters can be arranged in rows given different constraints. 3) It asks how many integers between 1-500 are not divisible by certain numbers. 4) It asks for the number of permutations of letters where the first and last letters satisfy certain conditions.

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Mdm4u Q7

This document contains multiple math problems involving factorials and permutations: 1) It asks to solve several expressions involving factorials. 2) It asks how many ways letters can be arranged in rows given different constraints. 3) It asks how many integers between 1-500 are not divisible by certain numbers. 4) It asks for the number of permutations of letters where the first and last letters satisfy certain conditions.

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MDM4U Quiz 7 PART 1 - Solve. a) 124!= b) 5!= c) 120!= d) 5040!/ 5! x 5!/5040!= e) 5!/6!= f) 6!/(6-5)!= g) (10! X 10!)/ 100!

= PART 2 - Answer, show your work. 1. Suppose we have the letters KAMLOPSBC. a) How many ways can four of the letters be selected and written in a row? b) How many ways can six of the letters be selected and written in a row if the rst letter must be K and the last letter must be C? c) How many ways can six of the letters be selected and written in a row if the rst two letters must be KA? d) How many ways can six of the letters be selected and written in a row if the letter K must be selected? 2. A group of nine people attend a conference together where they all sit in a row of nine chairs. a) Two of the nine people insist on sitting side-by-side. In how many ways can the nine be seated together? b) If ve of the people are women and four are men, in how many ways can the nine be seated if no two women sit next to each other? 3. How many integers from 1 through 500 are not divisible by 3,5,7 or 21?

Bonus How many permutations of abcde are there in which the rst character is a, b, or c and the last character is c,d, or e?

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