a classroom of children has 13 boys and 17 girls in which five students are chosen to do presentations. in how many ways can the
five students be chosen so that more boys than girls are selected? a) 40,183 b) 1,287 c) 51,051 d) 52,338 e) 12,155 f) none of the above.
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Answer:
52,338
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3500÷6= 583
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