Math, asked by joni28, 7 months ago

Given 10 people
, , , , P1 P2  P10
how many 6-member
teams can be formed if
(a) both
P2
and
P4
must be chosen?
(b) at most one of
P2
, P4
can be chosen?

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given : 10 people P1,P2,...,P10

6-member  teams  to be formed

To Find : number of Ways

(a) both P2,and p4 must be chosen?

(b) at most one of P2,P4 can be chosen?

Solution:

10 people P1,P2,...,P10,

6 member teams

P2 and P4 must be chosen

Hence remaining 4  has to be chosen from remaining 8

4 can be chosen from 8 in

⁸C₄   ways

= 8!/4!.4!

= 70

in 70 ways 6 members team can be formed if both P2,and p4 must be chosen

at most one of P2, P4 can be chosen

if P2 is chosen  - then remaining 5 to be selected from 8 other than P2 & P4.

P2 chosen  P4 not chosen  = ⁸C₅ = 56 way

if P4 is chosen  - then remaining 5 to be selected from 8 other than P2 & P4.

P4 chosen  P2 not chosen  = ⁸C₅ = 56 way

if P2 & P4 not chosen  then all 6 to be selected from 8 other than P2 & P4.

P2 & P4 not chosen  =  ⁸C₆  = 28 Way

56 + 56 + 28  = 140 Ways

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