Oh no! Matrices

How many different matrices can be formed by using 12 different elements(once each)?

The order of the matrix need not be the same.


The answer is 2874009600.

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1 solution

Krishna Sharma
Oct 2, 2014

Matrices are of the form

m × n m \times n

Here are 6 possibilities (all elements using at a time)

1 × 12 1 \times 12

2 × 6 2 \times 6

3 × 4 3 \times 4

4 × 3 4 \times 3

6 × 2 6 \times 2

12 × 1 12 \times 1

And there are 12 different elements

So they can be arranged in

12 ! 12! ways for each matrice

Hence the answer is

6 × ( 12 ! ) = 2874009600 6 \times (12!) = \boxed{2874009600}

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