Explanation Given: P ( 33 , 19 ) Explanation: If P ( n , r ) , where ( r ≤ n ) is the number of permutation of n elements taken r at a time, then P ( n , r ) = n ! ( n − r ) ! Replace the value of n = 33 , r = 19 : P ( 33 , 19 ) = 33 ! (

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