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Factorial Numbers - Dragon - 2009-03-02 Basically: 1 Symbol and 1 Slot = 1 Result (1) 2 Symbols and 2 Slots = 2 Results (2x1) 3 Symbols and 3 Slots = 6 Results (3x2x1) 4 Symbols and 4 Slots = 24 Results (4x3x2x1) 5 Symbols and 5 Slots = 120 Results (5x4x3x2x1) That's if the characters/symbols can't be repeated. But if they CAN be repeated: 1 Symbol and 1 Slot = 1 Result (1) 2 Symbols and 2 Slots = 4 Results(2x2) 3 Symbols and 3 Slots = 27 Results(3x3x3) 4 Symbols and 4 Slots = 256 Results (4x4x4x4) 5 Symbols and 5 Slots = 3125 Results (5x5x5x5x5) Right?
Factorial Numbers - Russt - 2009-03-02 Uh... Not sure exactly what you're referring to, but yes, that looks right. Edit: Aww, social section. Postwhoring failed
Factorial Numbers - JoeTang - 2009-03-02 It's called Permutations and Combinations. nPr/nCr. Factorial Numbers - Stereo - 2009-03-02 JoeTang Wrote:It's called Permutations and Combinations. nPr/nCr. No it isn't, neither of those allow repeats. First one would be 5P5 though. Factorial Numbers - JoeTang - 2009-03-02 Stereo Wrote:No it isn't, neither of those allow repeats. Wait, what the hell am I thinking of then? *headscratches* =( Factorial Numbers - Nikkey - 2009-03-02 First is permutations with removal of elements. The second isn't. So yeah, this looks right. (x! and x^x) |