Mathematics, 01.04.2020 15:10, laneake96

If you have 5 items, and you can fit 3 of them on a shelf, how
many choices do you have for the first item on the shelf? for the second
item? for the third item? How many different orders are possible for the 3
items chosen from 5 items?

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