SOLUTION: A floral arrangement consists of 6 different colored roses, 3 different colored carnations, and 3 different colored daisies. You can choose from 8 different colors of roses, 6 dife
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Question 1153120: A floral arrangement consists of 6 different colored roses, 3 different colored carnations, and 3 different colored daisies. You can choose from 8 different colors of roses, 6 diferent colors of carnations, and 7 different colors of daisies. How many different arrangements are possible? Answer by ikleyn(52778) (Show Source):
All such problems are TWINS:
You select first 6 from 8 roses;
You select then 3 from 6 carnations;
You select, finally, 3 from 7 daisies.
The formula is
number = .. ways
What are these C's and how to calculate them, read from my lessons
