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15 Jul 2017, 10:20
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A certain platoon is made up of 3 squads, each of which has 4 soldiers. When the platoon lines up to enter the mess hall, the squads are allowed to be in any order but the soldiers must line up within their squads according to certain rules. The soldiers in first squad can line up any way they want as long as they stay with their squad. The squad leader of second squad insists that the soldiers in that squad be in one particular order. The third squad leader wants the soldiers in that squad to line up in order from either tallest to shortest or shortest to tallest. How many different ways can the Platoon line up?
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