In How Many Ways Can Five Balls Be Chosen So That All Five Are Red
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In how many ways can five balls be chosen and so that
(a) two are blood-red and 3 are black?
(b) three are red and two are blackness?
out of $7$ blackness and $viii$ red
Should I use permutation? or $8\times7\times7\times6\times5$?
And why?
asked Dec 4 2013 at 3:53
ItzelItzel
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You lot dont need to apply permutation hither because the ordering is not of import .
You will have to cull combination here .
choosing $2$ scarlet out of $8$ red = $_8C_2$ ways choosing $3$ black out of $7$ black = $_7C_3$ ways
therefore full number of means of doing (a)= $_8C_2 * _7C_3$
answered December 4 2013 at 4:07
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$\begingroup$ THANKS! i got 980 is that right? $\endgroup$
Dec 4 2013 at 4:19
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$\begingroup$ and so permutation is when gild matters and combination when society does non matter? $\endgroup$
Dec four 2013 at 4:twenty
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$\begingroup$ it should be correct $\endgroup$
December 4 2013 at 4:20
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$\begingroup$ the question is incomplete , 5 assurance be called out of what ? $\endgroup$
Dec 4 2013 at 3:56
$\begingroup$ How many balls are at that place of each color? $\endgroup$
Dec 4 2013 at three:58
$\begingroup$ @Jeremy viii cherry-red 7 black $\endgroup$
December four 2013 at 4:00
$\begingroup$ @TrafalgarLaw viii red 7 black $\endgroup$
Dec 4 2013 at 4:01