An art gallery has 11 vases.
how many ways can 6 of the vases be arranged in the display window?

6 of the vasescan be arranged in 332640 ways .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of vases  = 11

To find:

Ways can 6 of the vases be arranged in the display window= ?

Solution:

Let us use permutation to find the number of  ways can 6 of the vases be arranged in the display window

So

11 position 6 =

here we have

n= 11

r= 6

substituting the values,

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8. i. 32

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