This is a pretty basic question:
If you have, say, 10 speakers and they each speak one at a time, how many possible orders can they speak in?
This is a pretty basic question:
If you have, say, 10 speakers and they each speak one at a time, how many possible orders can they speak in?
10! = 3,628,800. You have 10 ways to choose the first speaker, then 9 for the second and so on.
Thanks! That’s it.