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Permutations: The maximum number of distinct arrangements.
How many distinct ways are there to arrange the letters in the word PARALLEL so that
(a)the "P" and the "R" occur next to each other;
(b)the "P" and the "R" do not occur adjacent to each other;
(c)there are no consecutive L's
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