Math, asked by gangulyarnav, 4 days ago


There are 10 spaniels, 14 retrievers and 6 poodles at a dog show. 7 dogs are selected to go through to
the final.
(i) How many selections of 7 different dogs can be made if there must be aat least 1 spaniel, at least
2 retrievers and at least 3 poodles?
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2 spaniels, 2 retrievers and 3 poodles go through to the final. They are placed in a line.
(ii) How many different arrangement of these 7 dogs are there if the spaniels stand together and the
retrievers stand together?
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(iii) How many different arrangements of these 7 dogs are there if no poodle is next to another poodle?
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Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : There are 10 spaniels, 14 retrievers and 6 poodles at a dog show

7 dogs are selected to go through to the final.

To Find : How many selections of 7 different dogs can be made if there must be  at least 1 spaniel, at least 2 retrievers and at least 3 poodles

Solution:

at least 1 spaniel, at least 2 retrievers and at least 3 poodles

Three possible cases :

2 spaniel, 2 retrievers  3 poodles

1 spaniel, 3 retrievers  3 poodles

1 spaniel, 2 retrievers  4 poodles

2 spaniel, 2 retrievers  3 poodles  ways

¹⁰C₂.¹⁴C₂.⁶C₃   =  81,900

1 spaniel, 3 retrievers  3 poodles

¹⁰C₁.¹⁴C₃.⁶C₃  =  72,800

1 spaniel, 2 retrievers  4 poodles

¹⁰C₁.¹⁴C₂.⁶C₄  = 13,650

Total = 81,900 + 72,800 + 13,650 = 1,68,350

Similarly others can be done

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