Find n, if np6= 20 np3
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No real solution is possible for this equation.
1) ⁿPₓ = n!/(n-x)!
2) ⁿP₆ = n!/(n-6)!
3) ⁿP₃ = n!/(n-3)!
4) n!/(n-6)! = 20* n!/(n-3)!
5) n!/(n-6)! * (n-3)!/n! = 20
6) (n-3)!/(n-6)! = 20
7) (n-3)(n-4)(n-5) = 20
solving this equation gives three values of n
n^3 - 12 n^2 + 47 n - 80 = 0
n = 6.837, 2.5814 - 2.2443 i, 2.5814 + 2.2443 i
8) Since, we can't have neither decimal or imaginary values in permutation, hence all this values are not possible.
9) If we change 20 in the question to 210, then the value of n which can satisfy this equation would be n= 10.
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