Sophia is organizing textbooks on her bookshelf. She has an English textbook, a biology textbook, a history textbook, and a writing textbook. How many different ways can she line the textbooks up on her bookshelf?

I believe it's 24 combinations.

Step-by-step explanation:

I found how many there were when starting with English, and there were six. I multiplied this by four (for the four books) and found 24.

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24 ways

Step-by-step explanation:

English, biology, history, writing

English, history, writing, biology

English, writing, biology, history

English, biology, writing, history

English, history, biology, writing

English, writing, history, biology

So there is going to be 6 different ways in every textbook you put in front, [amount of textbook (4)] x [different ways (6)] = 24 ways

btw there is a easier way of doing this but i forgot ;-;

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