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Among 22 cricket players, there are 3 wicketkeepers and 6 bowlers. In how many ways can a team of 11 players be chosen so as to include exactly one wicketkeeper and atleast 4 bowlers?

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Answered by VEDULAKRISHNACHAITAN
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Answer:

1,02,531

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi,

Given that among 22 cricket players , there are 3 wicket

keepers and 6 bowlers . Required to find the number of ways

can a team of 11 players be chosen so as to include exactly one

wicket keeper and at least 4 bowlers

We can divide the above problem into following cases:

Case 1: 1 wicket keeper + 4 bowlers + 6 other players

1 wicket keeper among 3 can be selected in 3 ways

4 bowlers out of 6 can be selected in ⁶C₄ ways = 15 ways

Rest of 6 players out of 13 can be selected in ¹³C₆ ways = 1716

ways,

total ways this combination of selection can be made are

3*15*1716 = 77220 ways

Case 2: 1 wicket keeper + 5 bowlers + 5 other players

1 wicket keeper among 3 can be selected in 3 ways

5 bowlers out of 6 can be selected in ⁶C₅ ways = 6 ways

Rest of 5 players out of 13 can be selected in ¹³C₅ ways = 1287

ways

total ways this combination of selection can be made are

3*6*1287 = 23166 ways

Case 3: 1 wicket keeper + 6 bowlers + 4 other players

1 wicket keeper among 3 can be selected in 3 ways

6 bowlers out of 6 can be selected in only  1 way

Rest of 4 players out of 13 can be selected in ¹³C₄ ways = 715

ways

total ways this combination of selection can be made are

3*1*715 = 2145 ways .

Hence, total number of ways a team of 11 can be formed are

(77220 + 23166 + 2145) = 1,02,531 ways.

Hope, this helps !

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