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Say I have 5 apple, 6 bananas, 7 oranges, and 8 peaches. I want to put...

Say I have 5 apple, 6 bananas, 7 oranges, and 8 peaches. I want to put them all in a single row and I care about the order of the oranges and peaches. How many ways can I arrange the single row with this criteria?

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6 5 abbles bananas 7 oranges beaches Total number 8 5+6+ 7+8 1) 26. a Com Since the order of oranges and beaches matter, they

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