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Permutations and Combinations 5.51<br />

8. Two women can be seated in 4 P 2<br />

ways and 3 men can<br />

occupy the chairs in 6 P 3<br />

in ways.<br />

Thus, the total number of possible ways<br />

= 4 P 2<br />

¥ 6 P 3<br />

9. As the number of students answering incorrect at least<br />

r questions is a r<br />

.<br />

The number of students answering exactly r questions<br />

[1 £ r £ (n – 1)] questions incorrect is a r<br />

– a r–1<br />

Also, the number of students answering all questions<br />

wrong is a k<br />

.<br />

Thus, the total number of possible ways, a student can<br />

give wrong answers is<br />

= 1(a 1<br />

– a 2<br />

) + 2(a 2<br />

– a 3<br />

) + … + (k – 1)(a k–1<br />

– a k<br />

) + ka k<br />

= a 1<br />

+ a 2<br />

+ … + a k<br />

10. m men can take their seat in m! ways.<br />

After m men have taken their seats, the women can take<br />

their n seats out of (m + 1) seats.<br />

It can be done in n C m + 1<br />

ways.<br />

\ Total possible ways<br />

n<br />

= m! ¥ Cm+<br />

1 ¥ n!<br />

m! ¥ ( m+<br />

1)!<br />

=<br />

( m- n+<br />

1)!<br />

11.<br />

12. Husband and wife can invite their relatives in (3M, 0F),<br />

(2M, 1F), (1M, 2F) and (0M, 3F) ways<br />

The total number of possible ways<br />

= ( 4 C 3<br />

¥ 4 C 3<br />

) + ( 4 C 2<br />

¥ 4 C 1<br />

)( 3 C 1<br />

¥ 4 C 2<br />

)<br />

+ ( 4 C 1<br />

¥ 3 C 2<br />

)( 3 C 2<br />

¥ 4 C 1<br />

) + ( 3 C 3<br />

¥ 3 C 3<br />

)<br />

= 485<br />

13. The number of ways of choosing 3 balls out of 2 white,<br />

9<br />

3 black and 4 red balls = C3<br />

9¥ 8¥<br />

7<br />

= = 84<br />

6<br />

If no black ball is included, the number of possible<br />

6<br />

ways = C3<br />

6¥ 5¥<br />

4<br />

= = 20<br />

6<br />

Thus, the number of ways at least one ball is included<br />

in the selection = 84 – 20<br />

= 64<br />

14. We have<br />

2n+1<br />

C 1<br />

+ 2n+1 C 2<br />

+ 2n+1 C 3<br />

+ … + 2n+1 C n<br />

= 3<br />

fi<br />

2n+1 C 0<br />

+ 2n+1 C 1<br />

+ 2n+1 C 2<br />

+ 2n+1 C 3<br />

+ … + 2n+1 C n<br />

= 63 + 2n+1 C 0<br />

= 64<br />

1 2n+<br />

1<br />

fi ¥ 2 = 64<br />

2<br />

fi 2 2n = 64 = 2 6<br />

fi 2n = 6<br />

fi n = 3<br />

15. We can arrange 6 ‘+’ signs in just one way.<br />

Then we will have 7 gaps.<br />

In these 7 gaps, 4 ‘–’ can be placed in 7 P 4<br />

ways.<br />

Thus, the total possible ways<br />

7<br />

= 6! ¥ C<br />

4!<br />

4 ¥<br />

6! 4!<br />

= 35<br />

16 As 0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15 to form a 5-digit number<br />

divisible by 3, we must leave either 0 or 3.<br />

When 0 is left out, the numbers are 5 P 5<br />

When 3 is left out, then numbers are 5 P 5<br />

– 4 P 4<br />

Also, 0 cannot be used at extreme left.<br />

Thus, the required number of ways<br />

= 5 P 5<br />

+ 5 P 5<br />

– 4 P 4<br />

= 120 + 120 – 24<br />

= 240 – 24<br />

= 216<br />

17.<br />

18. Note that 4 + 3 = 7 guests have already selected the<br />

sides where they wish to sit. We can choose 5 guests for<br />

the particular side in 11 C 5<br />

ways.<br />

Now the 9 guests can be arranged on the particular<br />

side in 9 P 9<br />

ways and also 9 guests on either sides in 9 P 9<br />

ways.<br />

Thus, the total number of possible ways<br />

= 11 C 5<br />

¥ 9! ¥ 9!<br />

19. Hence, the number of possible ways<br />

Ê 1 1 1 1ˆ<br />

= 4! ¥ Á1 - + - +<br />

Ë 1! 2! 3! 4! ˜<br />

¯<br />

Ê 1 1 1ˆ<br />

= 4! ¥ Á - +<br />

Ë2! 3! 4! ˜<br />

¯<br />

Ê12 - 4 + 1ˆ<br />

= 4! ¥Á<br />

Ë<br />

˜<br />

24 ¯<br />

Ê 9 ˆ<br />

= 24 ¥Á<br />

Ë<br />

˜<br />

24¯<br />

= 9<br />

20. Method Women Men Number of ways<br />

I 5 7 9<br />

C 5<br />

¥ 8 C 7<br />

= 1008<br />

II 6 6 9<br />

C 6<br />

¥ 8 C 6<br />

= 2352<br />

III 7 5 9<br />

C 7<br />

¥ 8 C 5<br />

= 2016<br />

IV 8 4 9<br />

C 8<br />

¥ 8 C 4<br />

= 630<br />

V 9 3 9<br />

C 9<br />

¥ 8 C 3<br />

= 56<br />

Thus, the women in majority in III, IV and V.<br />

So, the possible ways the women in majority<br />

= 2016 + 630 + 56<br />

= 2702<br />

Also, the men in majority in I<br />

Thus, the total possible ways = 1008.<br />

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