Math, asked by giftyelizashaji3455, 10 months ago

four traveler's arrive in a town where there are six hotel's.in how many ways can they take their quaters each at a different hotels​

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Answered by nagarajaav007
2

The first traveller has a choice of four hotels, and when he has made his choice in an one way, the second traveller has a choice of three; therefore the first two can make their choice in 4×3 ways; and with any one such choice the third traveller can select his hotel in 2 ways; hence the required number of ways is 4×3×2 or 24.

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Answered by mail2daku
6

Step-by-step explanation

A  *  B  *  C  *  D = No : of travelers (4)

6  *  5  *  4  *  3 = No: of choice of hotels

=360 ways

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