Mathematics
Mathematics, 12.09.2019 22:20, sadie950

A"child has six blocks, three of which are red and three of which are green". how many patterns can shemake by placing them all in a line? if she is given threewhite blocks, how many total patterns can she make by placing all nine blocks in a line?

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