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Suppose you are managing 16 employees, and you need to form three teams to work on different projects. Assume that all employees

valentina_108 [34]

Answer:

4380 ways

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to form 3 project of 16 employees, they tell us that the first project must have 5 employees, therefore we must find the number of combinations to choose 5 of 16 (16C5)

We have nCr = n! / (R! * (N-r)!)

replacing we have:

1st project:

16C5 = 16! / (5! * (16-5)!) = 4368 combinations

Now in the second project we must choose 1 employee, but not 16 but 11 available, therefore it would be to find the number of combinations to choose 1 of 11 (11C1)

2nd project:

11C1 = 11! / (1! * (11-1)!) = 11 combinations

For the third project we must choose 10 employees, but since we only have 10 available, we can only do a combination of this, since 10C10 = 1, therefore:

3rd project: 1 combination

The total number of combinations fro selecting 16 employees for each project would be:

4368 + 11 + 1 = 4380 combinations, that is, there are 4380 different ways of forming projects with the given conditions.

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The ratio of girls to boys in the junior high band is 5 to 7. At the beginning of year, there were 72 students in the band. By t

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Ratio is 5girls:7boys with total 72 students
5+7= 12
72➗12= 6
6(5:7)= 30 girls : 42 boys

New ratio is 3:4 with 48 boys

48➗4= 12

So for girls 3x12= 36

So started with 30 girls ended with 36 girls... 6 girls joined band during the school year.

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A biased dice was rolled and the scores recorded in the table below

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Given:

The table of score and frequency.

To find:

The probability that on the next roll the score will be 4.

Solution:

From the given table it is clear that the score 4 occurs 10 times.

Number of times the dice was rolled = 17 + 24 + 23 + 10 + 16 + 30