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Mathematics, 04.07.2020 22:01 neon1605

In (a) we filled the nine positions by first placing the E's, then the S's, then the N's, and finally the T. Suppose you filled the positions by placing the T in an open position, then the E's, then the N's, and finally the S's. How many distinguishable orderings are there

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