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3 years ago

How many bit strings of length 12 contain exactly three "1s"

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Inessa [10]3 years ago

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There are $\dbinom{12}3=220$ such strings, provided that the ordering of the bits doesn't matter.

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$Area\ of\ material\ required\ for\ the\ first\ box=384\ inches^2\\Area\ of\ material\ required\ for\ the\ second\ box=486\ inches^2\\Area\ of\ material\ required\ for\ the\ first\ box=600\ inches^2\\Total\ Area\ of\ material\ required=1470\ inches^2$

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$We\ are\ given:\\Diameter\ of\ the\ first\ volleyball=8\ inches \\Diameter\ of\ the\ second\ volleyball=9\ inches\\Diameter\ of\ the\ third\ volleyball= 10\ inches.\\Hence,\\We\ know\ that,\\If\ the\ side\ of\ the\ cube\ box\ is\ s, it's\ Total\ Surface\ Area\ =No.\ of\\ faces\ in\ a\ regular\ polyhedron\ *Area\ of\ each\ face\ of\ the\ polyhedron=6*s^2=6s^2\\Hence,\\Lets\ apply\ this\ equation\ in\ finding\ the\ area\ of\ material\ required\ for\ the\\ three\ cases.\\$

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