Question

In how many ways can 6 students be chosen from 9 students if the order in which the

students are chosen matters?

Answer 1

60480

Explanation:

This question has to do with permutations. A permutation is used to find the number of possible outcomes, assuming order matters. In this case, n=9 and r=6. This is written as
`_(9)P_(6)` which equals
`(9!)/((9-6)!)`. Then, plug this into a calculator to get 60480.