6. If a basketball coach decides to randomly select all 5 different positions for starting the next game and he has 9 players on the team, how many different ways can he do this? (hint: order is important)
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Since there are 9 players on the team, the coach has 9 choices for the first position, 8 choices for the second position, 7 choices for the third position, 6 choices for the fourth position, and 5 choices for the fifth position. Show more…
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