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1 John is arranging his five math books and four statistics books on a shelf in a random order. How many different ordered arrangements of all nine books are possible? In how many of the arrangements will all statistics books end up clustered together? What is the probability that in John's random arrangement all statistics books will be clustered together?
1 John is arranging his five math books and four statistics books on a shelf in a random order. How many different ordered arrangements of all nine books are possible? In how many of the arrangements will all statistics books end up clustered together? What is the probability that in John's random arrangement all statistics books will be clustered together?
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