From the total pool of colored balls, one can choose 2 reds, 2 blacks, 3 whites, and 2 blues in

ways.
I'm assuming no ball of the same color is distinguishable from any other ball of the same color. So when I'm considering the possible arrangements, if I had lined up the ball as
red1 - black - red2 - ...
then this would be no different that
red2 - black - red1 - ...
So I now have 9 balls to arrange, which means there are

total possible permutations of them. But order among distinct colors is assumed to not matter. This means I have to divide the total number of permutations by the number of ways I could permute balls of the same color. Then there would be a total of

ways of arranging the balls I had selected.
Is this a statement or a question .
Answer:
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the company increased in value by:
1,260,000-956,000=304,000 dollars
Answer:
a.$1,272
b.$1,348
c.$1,429
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