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Question 1115716: In how many ways can a party of 6 children be chosen from a group of 10 children if if:(i) any child may be selected? (ii) the oldest child must not be selected? (iii) the youngest child must be selected? (iv) the youngest and the oldest must both be selected Found 2 solutions by MusabShakeel, ikleyn:Answer by MusabShakeel(1) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Hi,
Your question is belong to permutation.Use the combination method.Answers:
(1)210 ways (2)84 ways
(3)84 ways
(4)210 ways.If answers were wrong I apologise for that.
Thanks!