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How many selections of 4 balls can be made from 5 red balls and 4 green balls if balls of the same colour are different in size?

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Answered by udaykumar62968
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Answer:

We can set up the position of the red balls in this way

i) BRBRBRBRB

Where R denotes the places where we can keep the red balls and B denotes the places where we can keep the black balls.

Now, the red balls can be arranged within themselves in 4! ways.

In the 5 gaps that are available between the red balls, we have to arrange to black balls. They can be arranged in

5

C

5

ways which is 5!.

Hence,

Total possible ways of arranging balls such that

no two balls of the same color come together 4!×5!=2880.

We can set up the position of the red balls in this way

ii) There are two possibilities of arranging balls in such a way thatBBBBBRRRR or RRRRBBBBB

Where R denotes the places where we can keep the red balls and B denotes the places where we can keep the black balls.

Now, the red balls can be arranged within themselves in 4! ways.

In the 5 gaps that are available between the red balls, we have to arrange to black balls. They can be arranged in

5

C

5

ways which is 5!.

Hence,

Total possible ways of arranging balls such that

no two balls of the same color come together 2×4!×5!=5760.

Hence, this is the answer.

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