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Svetlanka [38]
3 years ago
10

I need help with this please?

Mathematics
1 answer:
olga nikolaevna [1]3 years ago
6 0
A. since they choose 4 people to form the committee and all the people chosen are teachers
from 5 teacher, we choose 4, 5C4
and
from 20 parents, we choose none, 20C0
5C4*20C0= 5

b. from 5 teacher choose 2, 5C2
and
from 20 parents choose 2, 20C2

5C2 * 20C2=1900

c.all parents
from 5 teachers choose 0, 5C0
and
from 20 parents choose 4, 20C4

5C0 * 20C4= 4845

d. from 5 teacher choose 1, 5C1
and
from 20 parents choose 3, 20C3

5C1 * 20C3= 5700
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