First of all, I think you do not have enough information: in particular how many masts.
However, if what is intended is the number of combinations of 4 things taken 2, 3 and 4 at a time, this answer is 11.
You should also know about a wonderful little book, well know to beginning actuarial students, called
"Choice and Chance" by Whitworth, published in the 1890s and still in print. He discusses this question at length.