#Help: Permutations :(
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Hmm
If the leader
Picks 8 and then 4
Don't u think it's just 12c4
(i might be wrong but this makes sense to me)
Like imagine a long series in which teacher picks 12 then 11 then 10 then 9... To 1
And puts that one student in hall
Would that change the combinations from 12 to whatever the large number u get
,w C(12 , 4)
@eternal elk Your logic was right we will overcount cases this way because Lets take example for smaller case of 4 ppl say A,B , C ,D if first 3 people ate selected say A , B , C
And then A is dropped we are left with B,C if B,C,D were selected and we drop D again B,C
So your answer is overcounting cases @eternal elk
So answer should be
,w C(12,4)*(4!)
It's weird that this doesn't match with answer key
The answer he said was in answer key equals to 10!*2
,w 10! * 2
This doesn't make any sense I think he saw the wrong answer in the answer key or answer key is wrong
That's so random I mean it could be 72576*100
It's just a way to reverse engineer an answer while doing PnC 10! Is more likely to appear than 72576
Still absurd that a 'wrong answer' would be derived with that calculation😅
You were right with this my dear friend, and the answer is right too, 11880, thank you buddy
@eternal elk Thank you too bro