P(10, 3)
= 720
Counts ordered selections of three distinct items from ten.
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P(n, r) counts ordered arrangements of r items selected from n distinct items. It multiplies n × (n − 1) through r factors. Unlike combinations, changing the order produces a different arrangement.
Enter non-negative whole numbers with the selected count r no larger than the available count n. Repetition is not included in this formula; P(n, 0) is one.
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= 720
Counts ordered selections of three distinct items from ten.
= 120
Arranging all five items is equivalent to 5!.
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