There’s 13 people. They’re wearing shirts of orange, green and red. The teams must sit together in a row of 13. But, the order can be switched around between teams. How many orders can we form
Q. There’s 13 people. They’re wearing shirts of orange, green and red. The teams must sit together in a row of 13. But, the order can be switched around between teams. How many orders can we form
Define People in Shirts: Let's say there are x people in orange shirts, y people in green shirts, and z people in red shirts, where x+y+z=13.
Calculate Arrangements: First, we need to find the number of ways to arrange the three teams (orange, green, red) in a row. That's 3! ways.Calculation: 3!=3×2×1=6
Consider Team Arrangements: Now, we need to consider the arrangements within each team. Since we don't know how many people are in each team, we can't calculate that yet.