He has 10 spice jars, but the spice rack only holds 8 spice jars.
Calculate in how many ways he can choose 8 spice jars from 10 spice jars using combination:

Each combination of 8 spice jars that he chooses he can arrange in 8! ways.
He can choose 8 spice jars in (10!)/(8!×2!) ways and arrange each combination in 8! ways.
Using the rule of product:

He can arrange 8 jars on the spice rack in c. 1,814,400 ways.
Hey there!
1/2 * 1/2
= 1(1) / 2(2)
= 1 / 4 ≈ 0.25
Therefore, your answer is: 1/4
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how much did i have initially?
Answer: C) mC > mA > mB is correct regarding the angles of the triangle ABC.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: In Δ ABC, the side lengths of triangle ABC are written in terms of the variable p, where p ≥ 3.
AB=4p-1 , AC=p+4 , BC=3p
where p+4 < 3p [as p≥3]
3p < 4p-1 [as p≥3]
⇒ 4p-1> 3p > p+4
⇒AB>BC>AC
Angle opposite to AB ,BC and AC is m∠C ,m∠A and m∠B.
Therefore mC > mB > mA [∵Angle opposite to greater side is greater]
Thus , mC > mA > mB is correct regarding the angles of the triangle ABC.