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permutasi
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penyusunan kembali suatu kumpulan objek dalam urutan yang berbeda dari urutan yang semula
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A permutation is an arrangement of items in a specific sequence or order—for example, the different ways you can line up three colored balls. Permutations matter in mathematics because they help us count and analyze all the possible ways to arrange or rearrange a set of things, which has applications in probability, logic, and many other fields.
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- Instance of
- unary function
- Subclass of
- bijection
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- Category:Permutations
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- Permutations
- has effect
- sorting
- different from
- combination
- has characteristic
- parity of a permutation
- studied by
- combinatorics
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