SOLUTION: Five different bands have been selected to march in a parade. One band has been chosen to lead the parade. In how many different orders can the remaining four bands be placed in th

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Question 396626: Five different bands have been selected to march in a parade. One band has been chosen to lead the parade. In how many different orders can the remaining four bands be placed in the parade?
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Five different bands have been selected to march in a parade. 

One band has been chosen to lead the parade. 

In how many different orders can the remaining four bands be placed in the parade

 4! = 4*3*2*1 = 24 ways