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Sixteen Students Have Registered For A Summer Sports Camp. They Are To Be Divided Into Either A Swimming Or A Tennis activity, w

ith no more than 10 students IN EITHER GROUP. in how many ways could the group in the tennis activity be chosen?

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Divide 10 by 2 than separate both groups into 5 sections in each activity

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using Sine Law,

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$sinB=0.75$

$angle B = 48.6$

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