Tim and Tom are both members of the school's 10 person cross-country team. The team is told to line up in order to receive their medals. How many different ways can they line up, if Tim and Tom must stand next to each other?

Tim and Tom are both members of the school's 10 person cross-country team. The team is told to line up in order to receive their medals. How many different ways can they line up, if Tim and Tom must stand next to each other?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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