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I have 3 identical math books, 3 identical English books, and 2 identical French books. In how many distinguishable ways can I arrange them on a shelf?
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I have 3 identical math books, 3 identical English books, and 2 identical French books. In how many distinguishable ways can I arrange them on a shelf?

User Valentin Seehausen
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I’m pretty sure it’s 18 I might be wrong tho
User Joan Venge
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The answer is 18.
If you multiple 3 x 3 x 2 you get 18 different ways to arrange the books
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