#Permutations

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median breach
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3 green, 2 red and one blue are arranged, if we considered both of arrangements below to be the same then we will only be left with 30 different permutations.

6!/3!×2!×2!

Out of those 30, how many permutations will the two red beads be next to each other?

If anyone has any good resources to explain permutations, I would like to check them

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soft quail
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Basically, forcing them to be together.

trail pasture
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We need to then divide by the repetitions of green so 5!/3! which is 20

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Note that we don't divide by repetitions of the 2 red beads as they were considered to be one block earlier

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burnt idolBOT
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@median breach

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median breach
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@trail pasture @soft quail thank you both so much

lilac sparrow
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cuz they're in that 30 permutations

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I'm pretty sure its 10 and not 20.

trail pasture
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where did the 2 come from

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trail pasture
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so does it narrow down the arrangements?

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how does it work in this case?

soft quail
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trail pasture
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oh

soft quail
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Just call the beads G_1 and G_2 and see what happens.

trail pasture
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I was assuming that the beads were not distinct

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