We are given total 10 tree seedlings.
Number of workshops = 2.
Here order doesn't matters.
<em>When order doesn't matters we apply combination.</em>
We know formula of combination:
For the given situation, we have
n=10 and r=2.
Plugging values in formula, we get
To show that the ratio is not constant for the function
we only need to evaluate this function at 2 points and then show that the ratio is not the same for those two points. Note that here
represents
.
To find the counter examples here, I will use the values and
. For
, the equation tells us that the output is
. For this value of
the point is point is
. The ratio
. For the
,
. For this value of
the point is
. The ratio
. Clearly this ratio is not constant for all ordered pairs.