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Can you solve this DAT/OAT Quantitative Reasoning problem?
This permutation problem tests an important counting strategy: arranging objects when certain objects cannot be next to each other.
We have three 5-carbon sugars (pentoses) and five 6-carbon sugars (hexoses). How many different arrangements are possible if the pentoses cannot be next to each other?
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This permutation problem tests an important counting strategy: arranging objects when certain objects cannot be next to each other.
We have three 5-carbon sugars (pentoses) and five 6-carbon sugars (hexoses). How many different arrangements are possible if the pentoses cannot be next to each other?
For additional DAT & OAT preparation:
DAT Destroyer:
DAT Destroyer
OAT Destroyer:
OAT Destroyer
Free DAT & OAT Resources:
Dr. Jim Romano's Free Resources
DAT and OAT Destroyer Study Group:
www.facebook.com
Give the problem a try before looking at the solution.
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