Answer:
.
Step-by-step explanation:
DC = 16 and
DB = 30 so
CB = 14
DB = 30 and
EB = 49 so
EB = 19
Answer:
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Answer:
3540
2
Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of members = 60
Number of members to be elected = 2
Since the order of selection matters as the first is president and second is vice president ;
Using the permutation formula :
nPr = n! ÷ (n-r)!
60P2 = 60! ÷ (60 - 2)!
60P2 = 60! ÷ 58!
60P2 = 3540
B.) 2 members A and B will accept to serve only if they are selected to serve together ;
Since only 2 members (president and vice president) are to be chosen ; Hence, only the tow of them (A and B) will be chosen, to do this ;
2P2 = 2! /(2 - 2)! = 2! / 0! = (2*1)/1 = 2
The answer to this item is NO. This is because there is a chance of them occurring together. That is equal to 15% as given above. The independent events should have no intersections and that they should occur separately only. This means that one cannot occur with the other.
