6.1.4 Permutations of n different objects under given conditions.

1. In how many ways can all the letters in the word

SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the irst letter is !owel "

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$. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the irst letter is consonant "
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). In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the irst and last letters are !owels "
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+. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the three letters in the middle are !owels "
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,. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the irst letter is a !owel and last letter is a
consonant "

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%. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the irst letter is E and last letter is T "
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*. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the !owels placed ad-acent to each other "
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(. In how many ways can all the letters in the word
SECTION be arranged without repetition such that
the !owels separated rom each other "
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.. /ow many i!e0digit e!en numbers that can be
ormed using the digits $1 )1 +1 % and * without
repetition.
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1&. /ow many i!e0digit odd numbers that can be
ormed using the digits $1 )1 +1 % and * without
repetition.
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11. /ow many i!e0digit numbers that are greater than
+&&&& can be ormed using the digits $1 )1 +1 % and
* without repetition.
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1$. /ow many i!e0digit numbers that are smaller than
can be +&&&& ormed using the digits $1 )1 +1 % and
* without repetition.
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1). In how many ways can $ boys and ) girls be
arranged in a line i the two boys must be at the
ront and the bac2 o the line respecti!ely "
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1+. In how many ways can $ boys and ) girls be
arranged in a line i the two boys must be at the
irst two position o the line respecti!ely "
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1,. ( dierent cards are to be arranged in a row. In how
many ways can all the cards be arranged i $
particular cards must be ne3t to each other "

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1%. ( dierent cards are to be arranged in a row. In how
many ways can all the cards be arranged i )
particular cards must be ne3t to each other "
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