Answer: 12 different ways.
Step-by-step explanation:
For a set of M elements, the number of combinations of N elements (N ≤ M) is given by:
In this case we know that there is a room that can hold two of the girls, then the number of combinations of the two girls that can be in that room is:
So these are the different combinations for the larger room.
So we assume that two girls already have a room, then we have two girls left and two rooms left.
For the first room, there are two possible girls that can be in, let's choose one of them.
For the last room, whe have only one girl left, so we have one option.
The total number of combinations will be equal to the product between the number of options for each event (where the events are assigning the girls to the rooms)
Then the number of different outcomes is:
C = 6*2*1 = 12
There are 12 different ways.
What do you need help with my kind sir
I guess I can give a brief overview and then you can decide if I should go deeper into these meaning and use.
Complex numbers are useful because in a lot of cases we need to use the square root of a negative number. Ex.
Solve the quadratic equation x^2+x+1=0
We have to use the quadratic formula since its not factorable.
x=[-1+-sqrt(1-4*1*1)]/2
x=-1/2 + or - sqrt(-3)
If we don't have imaginary numbers, we would be stuck because sqrt(-3) wouldn't exist as you cannot take the square root of a negative number.
But with complex numbers we can actually get the answer for that equation as
x=-1/2 + or - sqrt3*i
Which would give us a mean of using this answer to calculate further to get other needs depending on the problem you are solving. If complex number is not a thing, about half of our equations will have undefined answers.
Now conjugates is a more interesting one, on the surface level we are discussing here there is not much its used for except if you have a complex number as a root of a quadratic equation, then the conjugate of that complex number must also be a solution. Again if you want me to go a more in depth just comment down below, because I could write an entire essay on this topic :-)
Answer:
yes that correct
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