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Emma's Dilemma This investigation is set in order to find a formulae to solve how many arrangements you can get for any word, no matter how many letters or how many letters are repeated. First of all a formulae will be found for finding out how many arrangements can be found for the name LUCY. When this is found, I will then find out how many arrangements one can get from the name EMMA. After finding how many arrangements there are, I will put them into a formulae and see if there is any relation between the first part and the second part of this investigation. Once I have tried to make a link between these sections, I will move onto part 3, and decipher a way that you can work out how many arrangements there are for any word. Part 1 - Lucy First I am going to investigate how...

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