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    Very basic maths question.

    • 27-12-2022 06:07PM
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      Oaklyn Howling Sewage
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      I'm wiring a switch, there are 4 terminals and 4 wires. I have to attach exactly one wire to one hole and use all 4 wires so all 4 terminals are used.

      Is there 24 combinations? 4x3x2?



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      mct1
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      Yes



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      Count Dracula
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      https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058277125/very-basic-maths-question

      In what quantum are you currently in? Is there a derivative solution or is the wiring subject to alternative connections?

      If yes then the answer is 4x3x2x1 / x -y = 0 being x being the alternate reaction of the wiring to your connecting switchboard and y being the measurement or scope of my ability to understand what I am talking about. It is a constant.

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      Oaklyn Howling Sewage
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      If the terminals were in a 2x2 grid and the wires are in pairs and each pair must stay on the same line how many combinations are there?



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