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11TH•Mathematics•Permutations And Combinations•7.3 Objects Not All Different

7.3 Permutation of Objects Not All Different

Permutations with repeated objects and circular permutations.

7.3 Permutation of Objects Not All Different

If among nn objects there are n1n_1 alike of one kind, n2n_2 of another, etc., then

n!n1! n2! n3! ⋯\dfrac{n!}{n_1!\, n_2!\, n_3!\, \cdots}

distinct arrangements (taken all at a time).

Example 7

MISSISSIPPI (1111 letters: I×4, S×4, P×2, M×1):

11!4! 4! 2! 1!=34650\dfrac{11!}{4!\,4!\,2!\,1!} = 34650

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