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Consider the word “COLLEGE”. a) (5 pts) How many different words can be written reshuffling the...

Consider the word “COLLEGE”.

a) (5 pts) How many different words can be written reshuffling the letters in this word?

b) (5 pts) If you pick one of these words at random, what is the probability that the two E’s appear together?

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