# Word MATEMATIKA

How many words can be created from the word MATEMATIKA by changing the order of the letters, regardless of whether or not the words are meaningful?

Result

n =  151200

#### Solution:

$n = \dfrac{ 10! }{ 3! \cdot \ 2! \cdot \ 2! \cdot \ 1! \cdot \ 1! \cdot \ 1! } = 151200$

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