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Question Number 181939 by greougoury555 last updated on 02/Dec/22
If 10 different balls are to be placed  in 4 boxes at random , then the probability  that two of these boxes contain  exactly 2 and 3 balls
If10differentballsaretobeplacedin4boxesatrandom,thentheprobabilitythattwooftheseboxescontainexactly2and3balls
Answered by Acem last updated on 02/Dec/22
a• If you mean different boxes, here it is the solu.     P(2B, 2,3 b.)= ((C_( 2) ^( 4)  C_2 ^( 10)  C_3 ^( 8)  2! 2^5 )/4^( 10) )                           = ((3×2 × 45 × 2^4 ×7 ×2^5 )/2^(20) )= (( 945)/2^(10) )   b• if similar boxes, let me know, but the original is they are         diff. because what it contain is diff.
aIfyoumeandifferentboxes,hereitisthesolu.P(2B,2,3b.)=C24C210C382!25410=3×2×45×24×7×25220=945210bifsimilarboxes,letmeknow,buttheoriginalistheyarediff.becausewhatitcontainisdiff.
Answered by mr W last updated on 03/Dec/22
to place 10 different balls into 4   different boxes there are totally  4^(10)  ways.  such that 2 boxes contain exactly 2  balls in each and 2 boxes contain   exactly 3 balls in each, there are   ((10!4!)/((2!)^3 (3!)^3 )) ways.  p=((10!4!)/((2!)^3 (3!)^3 4^(10) ))=((1575)/(32 768))≈4.8%
toplace10differentballsinto4differentboxestherearetotally410ways.suchthat2boxescontainexactly2ballsineachand2boxescontainexactly3ballsineach,thereare10!4!(2!)3(3!)3ways.p=10!4!(2!)3(3!)3410=1575327684.8%
Commented by Acem last updated on 03/Dec/22
Hi Sir!   According to the question, it asks about only box   contains 2 balls, and the other contains 3 balls.   right?
HiSir!Accordingtothequestion,itasksaboutonlyboxcontains2balls,andtheothercontains3balls.right?
Commented by mr W last updated on 03/Dec/22
the language of the question is not   very clear. if it says “one box contains  exactly 2 balls and an other box  contains exactly 3 balls”, then it′s  clear.
thelanguageofthequestionisnotveryclear.ifitsaysoneboxcontainsexactly2ballsandanotherboxcontainsexactly3balls,thenitsclear.
Commented by Acem last updated on 03/Dec/22
No problem, but we got a new question!   my solution is diffrent of yours   please, let′s help each other   • Which of the 2 boxes will contain 2 balls each?       C_2 ^( 4)    • Selecting the 2 first diff. balls C_( 2) ^( 10)     now there are two methods to put them into_(B_1 , B_2 )         2! _(I think that you won′t agree with me in this)    • Selecting 2 other pairs of balls C_( 2) ^( 8)    ==   • Selecting the rest C_3 ^( 6) C_3 ^( 3)  2!   Num ways= C_2 ^( 4)  C_( 2) ^( 10)  C_( 2) ^( 8)  2!  C_3 ^( 6) C_3 ^( 3)  2!= ((315)/2^( 6) )    P(A)= ((315)/2^( 14) )= 1.92 %
Noproblem,butwegotanewquestion!mysolutionisdiffrentofyoursplease,letshelpeachotherWhichofthe2boxeswillcontain2ballseach?C24Selectingthe2firstdiff.ballsC210nowtherearetwomethodstoputthemintoB1,B22!IthinkthatyouwontagreewithmeinthisSelecting2otherpairsofballsC28==SelectingtherestC36C332!Numways=C24C210C282!C36C332!=31526P(A)=315214=1.92%
Commented by mr W last updated on 03/Dec/22
10 different balls into 4 identical   groups with 2 balls, 2 balls, 3 balls,  3 balls respectively:  ((10!)/((2!)^2 (3!)^2 2!3!)) ways  since the boxes are different,  ((10!4!)/((2!)^2 (3!)^2 2!3!))=50 400 ways  totally 4^(10) =1 048 576 ways  ⇒p=((50 400)/(1 048 576))≈4.8%
10differentballsinto4identicalgroupswith2balls,2balls,3balls,3ballsrespectively:10!(2!)2(3!)22!3!wayssincetheboxesaredifferent,10!4!(2!)2(3!)22!3!=50400waystotally410=1048576waysp=5040010485764.8%

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