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Bridget works part time in a shoe store. Sometimes when it is not busy, she rearranges the shoes for fun. If she takes six diffe

rent pairs of shoes and rearranges them in a row, in how many ways can she rearrange them so that no two shoes match?

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478 955 520 is your answer hope this helps

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