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Five students are competing in a spelling bee for first second, and third places. How many different outcomes are possible?​

Five students are competing in a spelling bee for first second, and third places. How many different outcomes are possible?​
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Five students are competing in a spelling bee for first second, and third places. How many different outcomes are possible?​

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Answer:

625

Explanation:

This is a reoccurring permutation

so it is 5^3

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