How many ways can six different books be placed on a shelf?
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Well, assuming you can place one book on a shelf in 6 different positions -\nstanding upright with binding out\nstanding upright with pages out\nstanding on binding\nstanding on pages\nlaying on front cover\nlaying on back cover\n\nNow if you start arranging the 6 books in the many different arrangements described above you will get tired before you get them all.  There is a mathematical formula for determining the many different arrangements.  It is called a factorial.\n\nTherefore:\n6 books x 6 positions arranged in different orders =\n\n36! (thirty six factorial)=\n\n36x35x34x33...  =\n\n3.71993326789 e+41\n\n***********\nor if you don't assume that a book can be placed in 6 different positions, you get\n\n6! = 720
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There are six of them. Just go to the link provided below in:
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no , just wait untill it finishes , its just like reorganizing ur library , so cant take books while organizing somewhere else
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http://www.bend.k12.or.us/cascadems2/kinderclass/inventionads2003/desk_organizer.html
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I am a senior early childhood major.  From all my experience in the classroom working and observing, I have seen many teachers do a variety of ways as far as organizing their classroom libraries.  One classroom I was particularly impressed with was a first grade classroom of a skilled master teacher.  She had her books organized in containers by author, topic, subject, holiday, month, ect.  She had the containers labeled and the containers made it easy for the students to go-through.  This teacher also had a library stand with four shelves that she called "books of the month".  Monthly, the books in this library stand are changed to keep up with the current topics and holidays that are currently going on.  \n\nI found this to be a wonderful way to organized books.  I think your kindergarteners would find it easy to choose a book to their liking.  Good luck.
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There are six possible combinations, only one of which will be correct, so 1 in 6.
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6 SIX\n\nLAST THREE ARE CONSECUTIVE
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Our library has the State adoptive materials for teachers. Ask a librarian. These seem to be very helpful. I even have some of last years books that were in the discard shelves.
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2,3,1 (nothing goes there) ,6\n\nHope it helps :]
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From Wikipedia, "In solid geometry, there are Six Cardinal Directions: north, south, east, west, heaven, and land. Or forward, back, left, right, upward, and downward."\n\nOn a map there are four cardinal directions (North, East, South, and West), but these can be further split into sixteen directions, proceeding clockwise from North: N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE, SSE, S, WSW, SW, WSW, W, WNW, NW, NNW.\n\nSo the number of cardinal directions is determined by the context - geometry or geography.
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The answer is 9! / (6!*3!).\n\nYou're dealing with combinations and not permutations, so we don't care which person is which... you really have nine chairs, six of which are occupied and three of which are empty. Forget about ABCDEF being the six people: Let X represent an occupied chair, and O an empty chair.\n\nIf you need to create a list of all possible combinations, just start with the X'es all to the left and the O's to the right, then do a bubble sort thingy.\n\nXXXXXXOOO\nXXXXXOXOO\nXXXXXOOXO\nXXXXXOOOX\nXXXXOXXOO\nXXXXOXOXO\nXXXXOXOOX\nXXXXOOXXO\nXXXXOOXOX\nXXXXOOOXX\netc.\n\nIf you grind your way through the whole list, you'll find there are 84 combinations. There's some neat stuff going on here with triangular numbers: you can see that there's one arrangement where the first O is in the 7th position, three where the first O is in the 6th position, six where the first O is in the 5th position... follow the pattern and you'll see that there are 1+3+6+10+15+21+28 combinations in the list. That adds up to 84.\n\nHopefully that helps!
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every number from 0 to 10\n\nplus placed in alphabetical order
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I have a 1,408 page book that has short entries for different religions in the United States.  Just the U.S.  1,408 pages.  \n\nSo, a lot.
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You could use a binder book that holds like 200 CDs. They have them at most department and electronic stores. Very good way to store large amounts of disks. There are also small ones that hold 24 disks. You can make the little book one just for the important disks.\nIf you are REALLY organized, there is this:\nhttp://www.qvc.com/asp/frameset.asp?nest=%2Fasp%2FIsItemNumberRedirect.asp&search=SQ&frames=y&referrer=QVC&CLASSLEVEL=&cm_re=PAGE-_-SEARCH-_-SEARCH&txtDesc=cd+organizer&SearchClass=&search.x=11&search.y=15&search=submit
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at and major bookstore...barnes and noble, boarders, maybe a library. i personally woud try amazon.com for a cheap find :)
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one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
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Use the 5 by 7 cards, lined. Use the lined side for notes and the unlined side for the bibliography, then number the cards.