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9) if a refrigerator contains 12 cans such that 7 blue cans and 5 red cans. In how many ways can we remove 8 cans so that atleast 1 blue can and 1 red can remains in the refrigerator

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in 455 Ways we can remove 8 cans so that atleast 1 blue can and 1 red can remains in the refrigerator. if a refrigerator contains 12 cans such that 7 blue cans and 5 red cans

Step-by-step explanation:

a refrigerator contains 12 cans such that 7 blue cans and 5 red cans

atleast 1 blue can and 1 red can remains in the refrigerator

=> we can remove Maximum 6 blue cans  &  4 Red Cans

We need to remove 8 cans

So

Red       Blue         Number of Way

4             4             ⁵C₄ * ⁷C₄  = 5 * 35  = 175

3             5             ⁵C₃ * ⁷C₅  = 10 * 21  = 210

2             6            ⁵C₂ * ⁷C₆  = 10 * 7  = 70

Total number of Ways = 175 +210 +70 = 455

in 455 Ways we can remove 8 cans so that atleast 1 blue can and 1 red can remains in the refrigerator

 

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