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Out of 16 men , in how many ways a group of 7 men may be selected so that:(i) particular 4 men will not come,. (ii) particular 4 men will always come ? Chp:- combination. Plz answer .


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Answered by vansh3140
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Answered by JeanaShupp
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i)  Number of ways to select 7 men when particular 4 men will not come = 792

ii) Number of ways to select 7 men when particular 4 men will always come = 220

Explanation:

Total men = 16

Number of men needed to be selected for a group = 7

i) particular 4 men will not come

Then, the total choices left = 16-4= 12

Number of combination of 7 men from 12 = ^{12}C_7

=\dfrac{12!}{7!(12-7)!}\\\\=792

∴  Number of ways to select 7 men when particular 4 men will not come = 792

ii) particular 4 men will always come

Then, the number of men we need to select more = 7-4=3

Total choices left = 12

Number of combination of 7 men from 12 = ^{12}C_3

=\dfrac{12!}{3!(12-3)!}\\\\=220

∴  Number of ways to select 7 men when particular 4 men will always come = 220

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