There is a set of 14 jobs in the printer queue. Two of the jobs in the queue are called job A and job B. How many different ways are there for the jobs to be ordered in the queue so that job A is first or job B is last or both? O 13!-12! O 2-13! O 2-13!-12! 13!

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There is a set of 14 jobs in the printer queue. Two of the jobs in the queue are called job A and job B. How many
different ways are there for the jobs to be ordered in the queue so that job A is first or job B is last or both?
O 13!-12!
O 2-13!
O 2-13!-12!
O 13!
Transcribed Image Text:There is a set of 14 jobs in the printer queue. Two of the jobs in the queue are called job A and job B. How many different ways are there for the jobs to be ordered in the queue so that job A is first or job B is last or both? O 13!-12! O 2-13! O 2-13!-12! O 13!
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