Question #308779

  1.  How many ways can you pick a president, vice-president, and secretary from a group of six boys and five girls if 

a) there are no restrictions?

b) there must be at least one boy chosen?

c) there must be only one girl chosen?




Expert's answer

Solution

a.      No restriction

n=11,    r=3

nPr= n!/(n-r)!

=11!/(11-3)!

=990 ways

b.      At least on boy chosen

11P3 - 5P3

=11!/(11-3)! – 5!/(5-3)!

= 990 – 60

= 930 ways

c.      Only one girl chosen

5P1 * 6P2 * 3

=5!/(5-1)! * 6!/(6-2)! * 3

=450 ways

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