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There are 4 books , out of which an arrangement is to be made so that ,when 2 books are pickedup, particular 2 books will always be together.how many possible arrangements can be made?
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what'd you mean by particular 2 books, dont get it , 6 arrangements perhaps?
Last edited by Stanley_Marsh (2006-12-23 04:37:39)
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PP BB
PB PB
BP BP
PB BP
BP PB
BB PP
6 arrangements.
Or, if I'm thinking about it the wrong way, 4! = 24.
B = Book
P = Particular Book
I'm almost certain 6 arrangements is right.
Also, could you please show some attempt next time?
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I bound 2P together , there are three rooms _B_B_ , the 2p can be placed in them , and the 2p can also switch position themself, so 3x2=6 arrangements
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This problem is not well enough explained...
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Not sure
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There are 4 books, out of which an arrangement is to be made so that when 2 books are picked up, those particular 2 books will always be together. How many possible arrangements can be made?
I'm pretty sure this is how he meant it.
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