Grayson is organizing textbooks on his bookshelf. He has an English textbook, a biology textbook, and a physics textbook. How many different ways can he line the textbooks up on his bookshelf?

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Grayson is organizing textbooks on his bookshelf. He has an English textbook, a biology textbook, and a physics textbook. How many different ways can he line the textbooks up on his bookshelf?

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you multiply the number of textbooks by itself to figure out how many lineups are possible

Kenan Balija answered May 17, 2023

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