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Five interlocked, colored rings make up the Olympic symbol. The rings are
blue, black, red, yellow, and green and represent Africa, the Americas, Asia,
Australia, and Europe. The symbol looks like this:
1. In how many ways could the five colors of the Olympic symbol have been
arranged among the rings?

Five interlocked colored rings make up the Olympic symbol The rings are blue black red yellow and green and represent Africa the Americas Asia Australia and Eur class=

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Answer:

120

Step-by-step explanation:

5 rings 5 colors

for the first ring there are 5 colors to choose from

4 colors for the second

3 for the third

2 for the fourth

1 for the last one

so 5! = 120

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