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The board of directors of a Student Center must be made up of 2 students from the 2nd year and 3 students from the 3rd. Knowing that 6 students from the 2nd year and 8 students from the 3rd year must be chosen for these positions, the number of ways to form the board of directors of the Student Center is: A) 71 B) 56 C) 840 D) 15
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mathhelper
So you are choosing 2 from the 6 year2 students, and 3 from the 8 year3 students
number of ways = C(6,2)*C(8,3)
= 15*56
= 840
Carefully study and remember this type of question as a standard in the study of combinations.
Also noted that I ignored the poor wording in
"Knowing that 6 students from the 2nd year and 8 students from the 3rd year must be chosen for these positions"
We were NOT choosing 6 students from the 2nd year, we were choosing 2 of the 6 students from the 2nd year, etc
number of ways = C(6,2)*C(8,3)
= 15*56
= 840
Carefully study and remember this type of question as a standard in the study of combinations.
Also noted that I ignored the poor wording in
"Knowing that 6 students from the 2nd year and 8 students from the 3rd year must be chosen for these positions"
We were NOT choosing 6 students from the 2nd year, we were choosing 2 of the 6 students from the 2nd year, etc
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