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Question Number 116883 by bemath last updated on 07/Oct/20
Find the number m of ways to  partition 10 students into four team  so that two team contains 3 students  and two team contains 2 students .
Findthenumbermofwaystopartition10studentsintofourteamsothattwoteamcontains3studentsandtwoteamcontains2students.
Answered by john santu last updated on 07/Oct/20
There are m′ = ((10!)/(3!.3!.2!.2!)) = 25,200 such ordered partition  Since the teams form an unordered partition  we divide m′ by 2! because of the two  cells with 3 elements each and 2!   because of the two cells with 2 elements each  Thus m = ((25,200)/(2!.2!)) = 6300
Therearem=10!3!.3!.2!.2!=25,200suchorderedpartitionSincetheteamsformanunorderedpartitionwedividemby2!becauseofthetwocellswith3elementseachand2!becauseofthetwocellswith2elementseachThusm=25,2002!.2!=6300
Commented by bemath last updated on 07/Oct/20
yes i got the same answer
yesigotthesameanswer

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