Permute 2 2.2.8

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Subsection2.2.1Ordering Things

A number of applications of the rule of products are of a specific type, and because of their frequent appearance they are given their own designation, permutations. Consider the following examples.

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  • The resulting system will have m2 equations, one for each node. 2 8 3 3 5 ) 2 4 2 2 4 1 (1=2) 2 8 3 (1=2) (0) 7 2 3 5. We don ’ t need to permute back.
  • Ex 2.2.8 A small merry-go-round has 8 seats occupied by 8 children. In how many ways can the children change places so that no child sits behind the same child as on the first ride? In how many ways can the children change places so that no child sits behind the same child as on the first ride?

In each of the above examples of the rule of products we observe that:

Permute 2 2.2.8 Games

Ways and as we can also permute the men within the block in 5! Ways then the total amounts to 5!.4!=2,880 ways e) within each couple there are 2! =2 possibilities of siting the people so a total of 2.2.2.2=16 ways.As we can also permute the couples among themselves in 4! Ways then we have 16.4!=384 ways of arranging the people.

  1. We are asked to order or arrange elements from a single set.

  2. Each element is listed exactly once in each list (permutation). So if there are (n) choices for position one in a list, there are (n - 1) choices for position two, (n - 2) choices for position three, etc.

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We now develop notation that will be useful for permutation problems.

The first few factorials are

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begin{equation*}begin{array}{ccccccccc}n & 0 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 & 6 &7 n! & 1 & 1 & 2 & 6 & 24 & 120 &720 & 5040 end{array}text{.}end{equation*}

Permute 2 2.2.8 Full

Note that (4!) is 4 times (3!text{,}) or 24, and (5!) is 5 times (4!text{,}) or 120. In addition, note that as (n) grows in size, (n!) grows extremely quickly. For example, (11! = 39916800text{.}) If the answer to a problem happens to be (25!text{,}) as in the previous example, you would never be expected to write that number out completely. However, a problem with an answer of (frac{25!}{23!}) can be reduced to (25 cdot 24text{,}) or 600.

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If (lvert A rvert = n text{,}) there are (n!) ways of permuting all (n) elements of (A) . We next consider the more general situation where we would like to permute (k) elements out of a set of (n) objects, where (k leq ntext{.})

Permute 2 2.2.8 Torrent

It is important to note that the derivation of the permutation formula given above was done solely through the rule of products. This serves to reiterate our introductory remarks in this section that permutation problems are really rule-of-products problems. We close this section with several examples.