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How many different ways can the letters of the word CONSTITUTION be arranged? How many of these will have the letter N, both at the beginning and at the end?

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Answered by VEDULAKRISHNACHAITAN
7

Answer:

(a) 554400

(b) 151200

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi,

Given the  word CONSTITUTION, which consists of 7 distinct

letters, with N repeating twice, O repeating twice, I repeating

twice and T repeating thrice,

So, the number of distinct ways of arranging the letters of the

word CONSTITUTION are 12!/3!2!2!2! = 554400*

We need to divide by 2! since N is repeating thrice, and all the 2!

permutation between N's will result in the same arrangement

We need to divide by 2! since O is repeating thrice, and all the

2! permutation between O's will result in the same arrangement

We need to divide by 2! since I is repeating thrice, and all the 2!

permutation between I's will result in the same arrangement

We need to divide by 3! since T is repeating thrice, and all the 3!

permutation between T's will result in the same arrangement.

(a) So, different ways of arranging the letters of the word

CONSTITUTION are 554400

Suppose both the N's are t he start and one at the end, then we

need to arrange the remaining 10 letters of which 6 are distinct

and T repeating thrice, I repeating twice and O repeating thrice,

So the number of way of arranging are 10!/3!2!2! = 151200

We need to divide by 2! since O is repeating thrice, and all the

2! permutation between O's will result in the same arrangement

We need to divide by 2! since I is repeating thrice, and all the 2!

permutation between I's will result in the same arrangement

We need to divide by 3! since T is repeating thrice, and all the 3!

permutation between T's will result in the same arrangement.

(b) So, different ways of arranging the letters of the word

CONSTITUTION such that both the n's are at the start and at the

end are 151200

Hope, it helps !

Answered by rahulkaushik62002
0

Answer:

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