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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
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Among nine presidential candidates at a debate, three are republicans and six are democrats.(a) in how many different ways can t

he nine candidates be lined up?(b) how many lineups by party are possible if each candidate is labeled either r or d?(c) for each of the nine candidates, you are to decide whether the candidate did a good job or a poor job; that is, give each of the nine candidates a grade of g or p. how many different "score cards" are possible?
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ArbitrLikvidat [17]2 years ago
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Hello Nanababy2933, among nine presidential candidates at a debate, three are republicans and six are democrats is, <span>(a) in how many different ways can the nine candidates be lined up.</span>
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