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Published on: August 13, 2026
Using n distinct real nos, matrices each having distinct elements are to be used in making matrices of all possible order then possible arrangements are
Column –I | Column –II |
(i) n = 4 | [A] 2880 possible matrices |
(ii) n = 3 | [B] 240 possible matrices |
(iii) n = 6 | [C] 12 possible matrices |
(iv) n = 5 | [D] 72 possible matrices |
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Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
(i) [D]; (ii) [C]; (iii) [A]; (iv) [B]
Ans.
(i) [D]
(ii) [C]
(iii) [A]
(iv) [B]
Sol.
(i) 72 possible matrices
(ii) 12 possible matrices
(iii) 2880 possible matrices
(iv) 240 possible matrices
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