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A permutation is an arrangement of a set of objects in an ordered way. An addition of some restrictions gives rise to a situation of permutations with restrictions. Such as, in the above example of selection of a student for a particular post based on the restriction of the marks attained by him/her. Obviously, the number of ways of selecting the students reduces with an increase in the number of restrictions.
The most common types of restrictions are that we can include or exclude only a small number of objects. In other words, a certain set of objects will either come together or always stay apart. This means that not all the objects need to be ordered.
The common types of restricted permutations are:
Formation of numbers with digits with some digits at fixed positions.
A set of objects either always occur or never occur.
Word building with some letters with a fixed position.
Vowels or consonant occur together.
Restrictions for circular permutations.
In our daily lives, we can find a lot of examples of permutation with restrictions like the decision for the order of eating, the choice of dress to wear, the combinations of the colours to make etc.
Basic Rules in Permutations
Suppose we have n letters or items out of which t are of the same kind and the rest are all different = n! ⁄ q!.
Number of permutation of n items, taken t at a time, when we include a particular item in each arrangement is n – 1 P p – 1 × p
When a particular thing is fixed, number of permutation of n items out of which t no. of items are taken at a time = n−1Pp−1
The number of permutations of n items, taken t at a time when a particular thing is never taken = n−1 P p
The number of permutations for n items, taken t at a time when p specified things always come together = n! × (n – p + 1)!.
The restriction is also applicable to the circular permutations.
Solved Examples for You
Problem: Consider a word ‘YOURSELEVES’. In how many ways the letter can be arranged if U and S always come together and ‘U’ always precedes ‘S’?
Solution: The word ‘YOURSELVES’ has 11 letters out of which ‘S’ repeats two times and ‘E’ repeats three times. The rest are all different.
If the letter ‘U’ and ‘S’ come together, they are considered as one letter. The remaining 10 letters can rearrange themselves in 10! ⁄ (2! 3!) = 302400 ways.
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