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How many permutations would you have if you had to randomly pick 6 numbers in a specific order out of the numbers 1-8?

How many permutations would you have if you had to randomly pick 6 numbers in a specific order out of the numbers 1-8?
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How many permutations would you have if you had to randomly pick 6 numbers in a specific order out of the numbers 1-8?

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Answer:

20160

Explanation:


8P6=(8!)/(\left( 8-6\right) !)


=(8!)/(2 !)


=20160

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