Defining C(n,r) as the number of combinations (order does not count) to choose r objects from n, where C(n,r)=n!/(r!(n-r)!)
there are
C(58,3) ways to choose 3 from 58 republicans,
and
C(39,2) ways to choose 2 from 39 democrats.
So the committee has
(C(58,3)*(C(39,2)) variants, or
58!/(3!55!) * 39!/(2!37!)
=30856*741
=22864296
Answer:
x • (2xt + 7y)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. ((5xy-((x2)•t))+2xy)+(3x2•t)
2. Pull out like factors :
2x2t + 7xy = x • (2xt + 7y)
Final result
x • (2xt + 7y)
Answer: No. Jamies reasoning doesn't make any sense.
Counter example :- Isha decides to go on walk on every 4th day and go for gym on every 2nd day in a month.
Then Isha will do both the things on same day = LCM (4,2)
Now, LCM of 4 and 2 = 4
Therefore, Isha will do both the things on 4th day of the month .
Step-by-step explanation:
Jamies reasoning doesn't make any sense.
Because the LCM of 3 and 6 = 6 not 18[since 6=3×2]
LCM is the least common multiple number of two or more numbers.
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