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If the n objects in a permutations problem are not all distinguishable-that is, ifthere are n? of type 1, n? of type 2, and so on, for r different types-then thenumber of distinguishable permutations is given by n!1!n2!....nr!How many permutations are possible using the 6 letters in the word WARSAW?The number of possible permutations is

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