You have 5 students that you want to see 3 times each over the next month. There are 15 15 time slots available for the students to select from. However, one of the students can't attend in the first time slot. How many different ways can these students be scheduled?
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Since there are 5 students and each needs to be seen 3 times, the total number of time slots required is \(5 \times 3 = 15\). Show more…
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