SOLUTION: 12 Experiments will be run. It will use 4 different temperatures 3 times, with each temperature being run in random order. In how many orders can the series of experiments be ran?
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Question 625104: 12 Experiments will be run. It will use 4 different temperatures 3 times, with each temperature being run in random order. In how many orders can the series of experiments be ran?
Answer by oscargut(2103) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Solution:
The answer is: C(12,3)C(9,3)C(6,3)C(3,3) = 220*84*20*1 = 369,600
Answer: 369,600
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