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Goldenrod and No Hope are in a horse race with 6 contestants. How many different arrangements of finishes are there if No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod and if all of the horses finish the race?

(A) 720
(B) 360
(C) 120
(D) 24
(E) 21
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just think of it like this

THere are 6 possible outcomes for person A to finish the race
and 5 for person B and so on

so u should multpily them all 6X5X4X...

and u get 720
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combinations are symmetrical, so in half combinations goldenrod will be ahead and in exactly half it will be behind.

ans: 6!/2 = 360
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Goldenrod and No Hope are in a horse race with 6 contestants. How many different arrangements of finishes are there if No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod and if all of the horses finish the race?

(A) 720
(B) 360
(C) 120
(D) 24
(E) 21

All 6 horses can finish the race in 6! way (assuming no tie).

If no tie is possible between No Hope and Goldenrod, then in half of these cases No Hope will be before Goldenrod and in half of these cases after (not necessarily right before or right after). How else? So, there are 6!/2=360 different arrangements of finishes where No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod.

Answer: B.

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So, When 'N' finishes first then there are 5 places where G can take (i.e 5 ways)
When 'N' finishes second then there are 4 places where G can take (i.e 4 ways)
When 'N' finishes third then there are 3 places where G can take (i.e 3 ways)
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No of ways is 5*4*3*2 = 120.

please explain flaw in my explanation.

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I have solved this in below fashion

When 'N' finishes second then there are 4 places where G can take (i.e 4 ways)
When 'N' finishes third then there are 3 places where G can take (i.e 3 ways)
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No of ways is 5*4*3*2 = 120.

please explain flaw in my explanation.

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The most effective way to solve this is Bunuel's. However if we wanna take your approach more calculus are needed:

first of all 6 spots to fill _ _ _ _ _ _
If 'N' finishes first then the other 5 spots can be filled in \(5!\) ways N 5 4 3 2 1

And now it gets complicated...
If 'N' second then the other 5 spots can be filled in \(4*4!\) ways 4 N 4 3 2 1. Why this?
N is in second position and there are 5 horses left. Of those only 4 can occupy the first position (every horse EXCEPT g), so write 4 on the first line.
We have 4 slots left and 4 horses => 4 3 2 1 for the remaining spots

With the same method if N finished 3rd, we get \(4*3*3!\) ways 4 3 N 3 2 1
N on the third slot, 5 horses left. The first spot can be occupied by 4 horses (every horse EXCEPT g), the second can be occupied by three horses (every horse EXCEPT g and the previusly chosen one); then for the others spots we have 3 horses => 3! ways.
if N finished 4th, we get \(4*3*2*2!\) ways 4 3 2 N 2 1
if N finished 5th, we get \(4*3*2*1\) ways 4 3 2 1 N 1

Sum them up and you get 360. This approach however is really long

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I will also apply the brunel specified method.

I just wanted to know where I went wrong and correct my understanding.
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So, When 'N' finishes first then there are 5 places where G can take (i.e 5 ways)
When 'N' finishes second then there are 4 places where G can take (i.e 4 ways)
When 'N' finishes third then there are 3 places where G can take (i.e 3 ways)
...

No of ways is 5*4*3*2 = 120.

please explain flaw in my explanation.

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If N is on the first place G can take ANY of the remaining 5 places and the remaining 4 horses can be arranged in 4! number of ways: 5*4!=120;
If N is on the second place G can take 4 places and the remaining 4 horses can be arranged in 4! number of ways: 4*4!=96;
If N is on the third place G can take 3 places and the remaining 4 horses can be arranged in 4! number of ways: 3*4!=72;
If N is on the fourth place G can take 2 places and the remaining 4 horses can be arranged in 4! number of ways: 2*4!=48;
If N is on the fifth place G can take only 1 place and the remaining 4 horses can be arranged in 4! number of ways: 1*4!=24;

120+96+72+48+24=360.

Answer: B.

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So, When 'N' finishes first then there are 5 places where G can take (i.e 5 ways)
When 'N' finishes second then there are 4 places where G can take (i.e 4 ways)
When 'N' finishes third then there are 3 places where G can take (i.e 3 ways)
...

No of ways is 5*4*3*2 = 120.

please explain flaw in my explanation.

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@Bunuel,I used the method you explained later but i want to use the first method(All cases by 2) next time..How do i come to know in which questions i can use this approach..that in half cases one thing must have happened and in the other half cases the other thing?
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Goldenrod and No Hope are in a horse race with 6 contestants. How many different arrangements of finishes are there if No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod and if all of the horses finish the race?

(A) 720
(B) 360
(C) 120
(D) 24
(E) 21

All 6 horses can finish the race in 6! way (assuming no tie).

If no tie is possible between No Hope and Goldenrod, then in half of these cases No Hope will be before Goldenrod and in half of these cases after (not necessarily right before or right after). How else? So, there are 6!/2=360 different arrangements of finishes where No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod.

Answer: B.

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Here's my thinking:
order (from 2nd-8th place) of 6 horses does't matter. So we have 6!=720 choices
720 choices include 2 cases: No Hope comes first and Goldenrod comes first.
Final answer is 720/2=360. Please correct me if there is anything wrong. Thanks
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Hi Veterans,
I have a query, Since Glen and No Hope are always fixed wr to each other, cant we just combine them into an entity and thus have 5 entities left with us which can be arranged in 5! ways ? However, this gives wrong answer.
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I have a query, Since Glen and No Hope are always fixed wr to each other, cant we just combine them into an entity and thus have 5 entities left with us which can be arranged in 5! ways ? However, this gives wrong answer.
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No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod does NOT mean that No Hope always finishes right before Goldenrod, there might be some other contestants between them.
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Thanks Bunuel, clear as a crystal!

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I have a query, Since Glen and No Hope are always fixed wr to each other, cant we just combine them into an entity and thus have 5 entities left with us which can be arranged in 5! ways ? However, this gives wrong answer.
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No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod does NOT mean that No Hope always finishes right before Goldenrod, there might be some other contestants between them.
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Hi Veterans,

I have a very embarrassing doubt,

The question stem reads "Goldenrod and No Hope are in a horse race with 6 contestants" doesn't that means we have 8 horses in the race ? (By calculating 6! and dividing it by 2 will only give stats about the 6 horses !!)
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Goldenrod and No Hope are in a horse race with 6 contestants. How many different arrangements of finishes are there if No Hope always finishes before Goldenrod and if all of the horses finish the race?

(A) 720
(B) 360
(C) 120
(D) 24
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There are 6 horses and hence 6! outcomes are possible and in that 1/2 the time No Hope will be ahead of Goldenrod and 1/2 the times lag.
So it's \(\frac{6!}{2}\) = 360 (B)
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Hi Bunuel!

I wonder if the stem is ambiguous because it only state different arrangements of finishes, i think cases in which all horses finish at the same time, or 2 horses finish at the same time, or 3 horses finish at the same time are possible.

In solutions above, they readily assume that all 6 horses finish at 6 different times.

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Hi Bunuel, how would you go about solving this if a tie was possible? Let's say if 2 other horses tied. Is this too complicated for the GMAT?
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