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In permutations, order matters. A) True B) False C) Both D) Unable to answer this question with the data given because permutations are always changing.
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In permutations, order matters.
A) True
B) False
C) Both
D) Unable to answer this question with the data given because permutations are always changing.
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The order you put the numbers in matters.
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