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There are 7 letters in fission, which we'll use as a factorial in the numerator. Of those 7 letters, there are two I's and two S's. To account for these repeating letters, we'll use the factorials of how many times the letters repeat and plug them into the denominator.
The factorial of 7 should be your numerator, and two factorials of 2 should be your denominator:
There are 1260 different permutations of the word fission.
The factorial of 7 should be your numerator, and two factorials of 2 should be your denominator:
There are 1260 different permutations of the word fission.
You may recall that you can't take the square root of a negative number (if you want a real number). So, the area under the square root, also known as the radicand, must be zero or positive. This is how we restrict the domain.
We write the inequality
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We write the inequality
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