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State if the possible arrangements represent permutations or combinations, then state the number of possible arrangements. Hugo displays his 8 model planes in a single row.

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Since order is not important, so the arrangement represents a compination [4ex]

Number of possible arrangements= [4ex]

8C8=8!8!×(88)!=18_{C_{8}}=\dfrac{8!}{8! \times (8-8)!}=1

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