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You should calculate the TOTAL possible number of combinations,
and then SUBTRACT from it the number of PROHIBITED combinations.
Does it work for you ?
Does it give you the right idea on how to move ahead ?
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- PROOF of the formula on the number of Combinations
- Problems on Combinations
- OVERVIEW of lessons on Permutations and Combinations
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Comment from student: Thanks for your reply but I can't get the idea to calculate the prohibited combination
My new calculation : (5c3 X 6c4)-(5c4x5c3)=100 Still didn't get the correct answer...
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My response :
The number of all combinations of 4G from 6G is .
Of them, the prohibited combinations are those that contain these two anti-pathic girls.
The number of these prohibited combinations for girls is :
you construct these prohibited combinations taking 2 antipathic girls,
and then you add to them 2 girls from remaining 6-2 = 4 "regular" girls.
So, for girls the number of prohibited teams is = = = 6.
You should combine them with all possible teams of boy, and it is what you should subtract from yours very first and most bigger number.
That's all.
Please let me know, if you do understand my explanations, and also whether you were able to complete the solution in full.
Happy solving (!)
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Comment from student : I have fully understand your explanation Thank you!!!!!
(5c3 x 6c4)-(5c3 x 4c2) = 90
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My response : You are absolutely right.
Your answer is correct !
My congratulations !
I am very glad to see your progress.
It is our common achievement: my in explanation, your in understanding.
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