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Chapter 13: Q. 10. (page 868)

Compute the given expression.

P8,3

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The answer is 336.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

Given information isP8,3.

02

Step 2.  Compute the following.

P8,3=8!8-3!=8!5!=8脳7脳6脳5!5!=8脳7脳6=336

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