
Namita S. answered 02/25/15
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There are a total of 17
and 5 have to be selected
the order of selection doesn't matter as the same 5 will be in a team irrespective of the order in which they are chosen so it's example of a combination
the order of selection doesn't matter as the same 5 will be in a team irrespective of the order in which they are chosen so it's example of a combination
we have to choose 5 from 17 so 17C5 =6188 ways
(2) Number of ways of choosing 2 girls from 9= 9C2 = 36
number of ways of choosing 3 boys from 8= 8C3 = 56
so number of ways of choosing 2 girls AND 3 boys = 36 x 56 = 2016
(3) a team containing both boys and girls must have at least 1 boy and 1 girl ..team must have at least one of each gender so that's what I'll do:
Number of ways of choosing 1 boy and 4 girls = 8C1 x 9C4 = 1008
OR Number of ways of choosing 2 boys and 3 girls = 8C2 x 9C3 = 2352
OR number of ways of choosing 3 boys and 2 girls = 8C3 x 9C2 = 2016
OR number of ways of choosing 4 boys and 1 girls = 8C4 x 9C1= 630
OR means ADD
so number of different teams with both boys and girls =1008+2352+2016+630 = 6006 teams
Lim D.
For problem 3, you can also do the number of teams with only boys plus the number of teams with only girls and subtract from the full number of possible teams: C(8,5)+C(9,5)=126 --> 6188-126=600605/22/20