Concept explainers
To find: Whether the arrangement of the objects is the linear or circular permutation and determine the number of arrangements for each situation.
Answer to Problem 9CFU
The required combination is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given condition is the 12 decorative symbols around the face of the clock.
Calculation:
The given condition is the circular permutation as the clock is in the form of circular and there is no referencepoint.
Consider the number of permutation of
Then, by the above concept the number of different ways of arranging the 8 jewels on the necklace is,
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