Suppose that a random number generator randomly generates a number from 1 to 65. Once a specific number is generated, the generator will not select that number again until it is reset. If a person uses the random number generator 65 times in a row without resetting, how many different ways can the numbers be generated?

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19 December, 07:55

Suppose that a random number generator randomly generates a number from 1 to 65. Once a specific number is generated, the generator will not select that number again until it is reset. If a person uses the random number generator 65 times in a row without resetting, how many different ways can the numbers be generated?

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Isabelle · Answer 1

65!

65! = 8. 2547650592 * 10^ 90 approximately

Step-by-step explanation:

A random number generator randomly generates a number from 1 to 65.

Once a specific number is generated, the generator will not select that number again until it is reset.

The number of ways it can be used is = 65!

65! = 8. 25476505 * 10^ 90 approximately