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MI think the first issue is that for n people seated in a circle, the number of permutations is (n-1)!. This is assuming there is no...
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Circular permutations anyone?.These two arrangements are usually considered the same.
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Circular permutations anyone?.I think the first issue is that for n people seated in a circle, the number of permutations is (n-1)!. This is assuming there is no...
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blamocur replied to the thread Circular permutations anyone?.I can see an ambiguity here: are rotated arrangements (e.g. ABCDE and BCDEA) considered different or identical? -
MThe question reads : Delegates from 24 countries participate in a round table discussion. Find the number of seating arrangements where...
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TTed replied to the thread How to calculate ($14,000 / $10,000) ^ (365 / 913) – 1 w/o scientific calculator.This thread is almost 10 years old and needs no further discussion.
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@Loki123 to memorize pka's post#14 you only need to remember 2 things:- that tan is opposite/adjacent and that π is 180°. Then just do a...
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KPlease create a new thread and ask away. Resurrecting ancient threads gets too messy.
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FPlease create a new thread and ask away. Resurrecting ancient threads gets too messy.
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread How Important Is Algebra for Getting a University Diploma?.Non-abstract algebra is used in almost all the disciplines - e.g. culinary art, History, basket-weaving, etc.. To learn any subject and...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Ted.You could just start a thread of your own, asking the question in the form you want answered. -
NHi Ted. Could you please open the Apothem and radius problems thread? I want to understand how Mark would solve it. I appreciate your...
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NWhat you've done there is to assume x>0, so the limit you find is the limit from the right. Now assume instead that x<0, rewrite the...
