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Wesley has a grid of six cells. He wants to colour two of the cells black so that the two black cells share a vertex but not a side. In how many ways can he achieve this?

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Answered by delenasqad
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Answer:

in 5 ways

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : Wesley has a grid of six cells. He wants to colour two of the cells black so that the two black cells share a vertex but not a side

To find : how many ways can he achieve this

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Label it  

  1           2

   3         4        5

             6

Color Black      1    &   4

Color  Black     2    &  3          ,  2    & 5

Color   Black    3   &  6    ( 3 &  1 - already Considered )  

Color Black     ( 4 &1   already Considered )

Color Black    5 & 6     ( 5 & 2 already Considered )

Color Black      (6 & 3,  ,  6 & 5 already Considered)

Hence Total =    5 Ways

 1    &   4    ,    2    &  3        ,  2    & 5   ,  3   &  6   ,  5 & 6  

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