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Letter Boxed: the elusive 1-word solutions

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Letter Boxed: the elusive 1-word solutions

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POSTED BY: Jeff Weidenaar
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Posted 10 days ago

$L_1,...,L_{12}$ has $12!$ permutations, but, for the problem at hand, we need to think about how $G_1, G_2, G_3, G_4$ has $4!$ permutations and each group has $3!$ permutations within it. So, ultimately, we have $12! (4!)^{-1} (3!)^{-4} = 15400$ functionally distinct arrangements of any twelve-letter set.

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