A group of tourists wants to visit only two of the four cities A, B, C, and D. How many travel itineraries can they make? All cities are connected to one another and please note that visiting the same cities in a different order counts as a different itinerary.
Options:
A) 12  B) 16  C) 24  D) 28  E) 32
The number of ways to choose two cities is 4C2=6.   The number of itineraries for each pair of 2 cities is 2!.   So the number of itineraries to two cities is  6*2= 
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12.   The answer is 12.
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A group of tourists wants to visit only two of the four cities A, B, C, and D. How many travel itineraries can they make? All cities are connected to one another and please note that visiting the same cities in a different order counts as a different itinerary.