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Brendan (Guest)
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Jul-05-01, 08:01 PM (EST)
 
"Variations Of A Group of Numbers"
 
   I wonder how to calculate the number of possible arrangements in a group of numbers.

An Example, usiung the numbers 1 and 0 only, how many possibilit's are there in an 8 digit sequence.

1. 00000000
2. 00000001
3. 00000011
4. ...
n. 11111111

Where I'm trying to find n.

thanks for any help.


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alexb
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Jul-05-01, 08:03 PM (EST)
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1. "RE: Variations Of A Group of Numbers"
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   Forget for a moment about 8 digits. Take just one. How many possibilities are there? Take two. How many possibilities are there now? Take three. ... Do you see any pattern? Any regularity?


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