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[" 2.Let "n(A)=4" and "n(B)=6." The numb...

[" 2.Let "n(A)=4" and "n(B)=6." The number of one "],[" to one functions from "A" to "B" is "],[[" (a) "24," (b) "60," (c) "120," (c) "360]]

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