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oksano4ka [1.4K]
3 years ago
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A) How many ways can 2 integers from 1,2,...,100 be selected

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anna007 [38]3 years ago
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Answer with explanation:

→Number of Integers from 1 to 100

                                            =100(50 Odd +50 Even)

→50 Even =2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,...............................100

→50 Odd=1,3,,5,7,9,..................................99.

→Sum of Two even integers is even.

→Sum of two odd Integers is odd.

→Sum of an Odd and even Integer is Odd.

(a)

Number of ways of Selecting 2 integers from 50 Integers ,so that their sum is even,

   =Selecting 2 Even integers from 50 Even Integers , and Selecting 2 Odd integers from 50 Odd integers ,as Order of arrangement is not Important, ,

        =_{2}^{50}\textrm{C}+_{2}^{50}\textrm{C}\\\\=\frac{50!}{(50-2)!(2!)}+\frac{50!}{(50-2)!(2!)}\\\\=\frac{50!}{48!\times 2!}+\frac{50!}{48!\times 2!}\\\\=\frac{50 \times 49}{2}+\frac{50 \times 49}{2}\\\\=1225+1225\\\\=2450

=4900 ways

(b)

Number of ways of Selecting 2 integers from 100 Integers ,so that their sum is Odd,

   =Selecting 1 even integer from 50 Integers, and 1 Odd integer from 50 Odd integers, as Order of arrangement is not Important,

        =_{1}^{50}\textrm{C}\times _{1}^{50}\textrm{C}\\\\=\frac{50!}{(50-1)!(1!)} \times \frac{50!}{(50-1)!(1!)}\\\\=\frac{50!}{49!\times 1!}\times \frac{50!}{49!\times 1!}\\\\=50\times 50\\\\=2500

=2500 ways

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