CYCLIC PERMUTATION

[@MichaelSimiyu-ct2nw]

Where is 2 coming from?

[@gladysmazarao8559]

you make things look simple
Thank you very much

[@sophiaogbonna2746]

Please for the second question, you used 2 because the beads has 2 openings right???

[@ChiomaGodwin-cr4tk]

Yes

[@Nne_pente]

Sir please I don't understand why you divided it by two

[@kiizaalex8824]

We divide by 2 if the objects are on a ring in a way that it Can be rotated. For instance a bead having two holes, it can be arranged in forward hole or the reverse hole.

[@Mathdestroyer1]

Your lessons are great Sir. How can I get in touch with you??

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Chat me on Facebook

[@Mathdestroyer1]

I don't do Facebook but maybe we can through email or telegram or WhatsApp

[@emilytumwebaze8652]

Sir I haven't understood the concept of the bead having two holes

[@cherieecoco]

Neither have I. It doesn’t make sense to me. 😭
I’m thinking that despite the two holes it’s going to be the same permutation anyway, I literally don’t see the bearing the holes have on the permutation.

[@wisdomanalysis]

Sir, how do I calculate the integration of (2x-3)⁴

[@OyatayoKehinde1901]

What if some beads have the same colour

[@sayedrezasadat4881]

Sir, in question #1 you said (n-1)! and in question #2 (n-1)!/2 can you say why please?

[@emmanuelmuhehe1315]

Same question I want to ask

[@onucheojochegbeisaac1200]

Wonderful

[@deaccess]

You are using furthermathematics project right?

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

No

[@abhinavkumarsingh8799]

Nice via💪🦧😼😀😁🤩🌚💯💯🗣️👍✌️🙇🙇

[@abhinavkumarsingh8799]

Aren't your subscribers increasing it is going to be 30k

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Thank you