11.7.33 E Question Help At the reception line of a wedding, the bride, the groom, the best man, the maid of honor, the three ushers, and the three bridesmaids must line up to receive the guests. a) If these individuals can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? b) If the bride must be the last in line and the groom must be next to the bride, and the others can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? c) If the bride is to be last in line, the groom next to the bride, and males and females are to alternate, how many arrangemen are possible? a) If these individuals can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? A. 6 O B. 3,628,800 O C. 120 O D. 5,040

11.7.33 E Question Help At the reception line of a wedding, the bride, the groom, the best man, the maid of honor, the three ushers, and the three bridesmaids must line up to receive the guests. a) If these individuals can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? b) If the bride must be the last in line and the groom must be next to the bride, and the others can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? c) If the bride is to be last in line, the groom next to the bride, and males and females are to alternate, how many arrangemen are possible? a) If these individuals can line up in any order, how many arrangements are possible? A. 6 O B. 3,628,800 O C. 120 O D. 5,040

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

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