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1.a) Explain the following statement: There are r! orderings of r objects. b.) Explain in writing...

1.a) Explain the following statement: There are r! orderings of r objects.

b.) Explain in writing by using your answer part b, what is the difference between the permutation formula and the combination formula?

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