In a school there are two prizes for excellence in physics (Ist and IInd) two in Chemistry (Ist and IInd) and
only 1 in Mathematics (Ist). In how many ways can these prizes be awarded to 20 students?
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4 students one prizes
because 20÷5= 4
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2,888,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, a student can obtain multiple award at a time.
But a student 1st in Physics cannot obtain 2nd in Physics. Same condition for chemistry.
no of way for 1st place in math or physics or chemistry = 20
no of way for 2nd place in physics or chemistry = 19
So, no of ways = 20×20×19×20×19 = 2,888,000
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