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Notation What does the symbol ! represent? Six different people can stand in a line 6! different ways, so what is the actual number of ways that six people can stand in a line?

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The symbol 鈥!鈥 after any number represents the product of all non-zero positive integers equal to less than the given number.

The actual number of ways that six different people can stand in a line is equal to 720.

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Given information

The number of ways that six different people can stand in a line is equal to 6!.

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Meaning of the symbol “!”

The factorial of a number is the product of all the numbers (positive non-zero integers) equal or less than the given number up to 1.

It is represented by the symbol 鈥!鈥.

Mathematically,

n!=nn-1...1

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 Step 3: Compute the factorial of number 6

It is given that six different people can stand in a line in 6! ways.

The value of 6! is calculated as follows:

6!=66-16-2...1=654321=720

Therefore, the number of ways that six different people can stand in a line is equal to 720.

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