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Emma’s Dilemma.  

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Emma's Dilemma. Introduction The aim of this coursework is to investigate into the problem of different arrangements of a set of letters. By using the given guidelines and by widening the breadth of the operation I aim to find a rule or formulae that can represent and explain the situation. The basic parameters of the project are as follows: "Emma is playing with arrangements of the letters of her name. One arrangement is EMMA, another is MEAM, and another is AEMM. Investigate the number of different arrangements of the letters of Emma's name." This is the first task, which is then followed up by: "Emma has a friend named Lucy. Investigate the number of different arrangements of Lucy's name." After these two tasks I can then lead the investigation in my own direction: "Choose some different names. Investigate the number of different arrangements of the letters of the names you have chosen." An extension to the investigation is as follows: "A number of Xs and...

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