Mathematics, 22.11.2019 05:31, svandewalle
Apanel for a political forum is made up of people from three parties, all seated in a row. the panel consists of green party members, republicans, and labour party member. in how many distinct orders can they be seated if two people of the same party are considered identical (not distinct)?
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