Math, asked by missattitudekudi, 6 hours ago

How many different committees of 6 professionals can be formed, if each committee contains at least 1 Professor, at least 2 Technical Managers and 1 Database Experts from list of 6 Professors, 5 Technical Managers and 8 Database Experts?​

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Answered by thakkarjash84
0

Answer:

2 committies

Step-by-step explanation:

Each committee needs atleat 1 professor, 2 Technical Managers and 1 Database expert.

So, if we make 2 committees, we get 2 professor, 4 Technical Managers, and 2 database managers.

rest reamining will be 6 Database Experts, 1 Technical Manager and 4 Professors.

Answered by Anonymous
7

Given:  6 Professors, 5 Technical Managers and 8 Database Experts

To find: different committees of 6 professionals can be formed, if each committee contains at least 1 Professor, at least 2 Technical Managers and 1 Database Experts

Solution:

Total professionals= 6+5+8= 19

The probability of selecting at least 1 Professor to make 6 professionals= 6c2

=15

The probability of selecting at least 2 Technical Managers to make 6 professionals= 5c3= 10

The probability of selecting 1 data base expert= 8c1= 8

The commities will be = 15 into 10into 8/ 19c6= 1200/27132= 100/ 2261.

How many different committees of 6 professionals can be formed, if each committee contains at least 1 Professor, at least 2 Technical Managers and 1 Database Experts is 100/2261.

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