Permutations(n1 alike....)

nPr = n! / n1! n2!....nk!

Number of different permutations (order counts) when n items are available and all n are selected without replacement, but some of the items are identical to others: n1 are alike, n2 are alike, . . . nk are alike

Example: How many different ways can the letters of “statistics” be arranged?

Number of objects or in this case, letters.
N = 10

Subsets: S = 3; T = 3; A = 1; I = 2; C = 1;

We do not need the ones

10! / (3! x 3! x 2!)

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