Two girls have picked 10 roses, 15 sunflowers and 14 daffodils. What is the number of ways they can divide the flowers amongst themselves?
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Here is your answer buddy,
The girls are distinct and the roses,sunflower,daffodil can be considered as identical objects separately.
We know,
The no. of ways to distribute r identical objects in n boxes is given by n-r+1Cr.
But we have to consider roses,sunflower and daffodil separately.
At the same time,we have to distribute all types of flowers.
So we have to take their product.So no. of ways = 2-1+10C10 * 2-1+15C15 * 2-1+15C15 = 11 * 16 * 16 = 2816.
Hope this helps you.
Be Brainly.
The girls are distinct and the roses,sunflower,daffodil can be considered as identical objects separately.
We know,
The no. of ways to distribute r identical objects in n boxes is given by n-r+1Cr.
But we have to consider roses,sunflower and daffodil separately.
At the same time,we have to distribute all types of flowers.
So we have to take their product.So no. of ways = 2-1+10C10 * 2-1+15C15 * 2-1+15C15 = 11 * 16 * 16 = 2816.
Hope this helps you.
Be Brainly.
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