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Combinations & Permutations Calculator — Exact nCr, nPr & Factorial

Calculate combinations nCr and permutations nPr together with exact integer arithmetic, factorial context and a clear explanation of when order matters.

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Calculated result

C(10, 3) = 120

Permutations P(10, 3) = 720

10! = 3628800

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  1. 1. Combination ignores order: n! ÷ (r!(n-r)!) = 120.
  2. 2. Permutation keeps order: n! ÷ (n-r)! = 720.

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Counting problems usually fail at one decision before the arithmetic even starts: does order matter? This owner computes nCr and nPr side by side with exact integer arithmetic, so you can compare selection versus arrangement without bouncing between two near-duplicate pages.

How to use this calculator

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Enter the total number of distinct items n and the number selected r.

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Read nCr for unordered selections and nPr for ordered arrangements.

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Use the visible formulas to decide which count belongs in your probability or counting problem.

Where people use it

  • Probability and statistics homework
  • Counting teams, committees or lottery selections
  • Counting ordered arrangements, rankings or codes without replacement

Example: choose or arrange 2 from 5

Choosing 2 people from 5 gives C(5,2)=10 because AB and BA are the same pair. Arranging 2 from 5 gives P(5,2)=20 because AB and BA are different orders.

What the result does not assume

  • This owner assumes distinct items and selection without replacement. Repetition/multiset counting is a different model.
  • Inputs are limited to practical exact-integer ranges to keep browser output responsive.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between nCr and nPr?+

nCr ignores order; nPr counts different orders as different outcomes.

Are large results rounded?+

No. The calculator uses exact integer arithmetic for nCr and nPr within the supported input range.

Does this allow repeated selections?+

No. It models choosing or arranging distinct items without replacement.

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