<span>(1/3)(1/5) = 1/15
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Answer:
150 different committees can be formed
Step-by-step explanation:
We have 6 boys and 5 girls and we want to select 5 members
Out of these 5 members, two boys are selected
Since two boys are selected, we are left with three girls
So, out of 6 boys, we select 2 boys and out of 5 girls, we select 3 girls
Mathematically, we know that the number of ways in which we can select r items from a total n follows the combinatorial formula;
nCr = n!/(n-r)!r!
With this, we have;
6C2 * 5C3
= (6!/(6-2)!2!) * (5!/(5-3)!3!) = 150 different committees can be formed
Answer:
1) find d or distance between numbers
2) equation: an=a1+(n-1)d
3) an is nth term
a1 is first number in sequence
When you say "which," it sounds like it should be multiple choice. Anyways, here's the simplified form of


(When simplifying fractions, you should <em>never</em> have a square root on the bottom. Multiply by the square root to cancel it out)