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Eight dogs are in a pen when the owner comes to walk some of them. The owner lets four dogs out of the pen one at a time. How many different variations in the line of dogs leaving the pen are possible?

A. 3,360
B. 1,680
C. 540
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E. 24


First we should make a group of 4 dogs which will be let out. Then we will find how many arrangements of such leaving will be possible.

So no. of ways in which a group of 4 dogs can be formed = \(8C4\) = (8*7*6*5)/(4*3*2*1) = 70

The total no. of ways in which the line of dogs leaving the pen are possible = 70 X 4! = 70*4*3*2= 1680


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No of ways to arrange 4 from 8
8P4 = 1680 (B)
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