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Question Number 56961 by pete last updated on 27/Mar/19
Out of 6 mathematicians and 7 physicists  a committee consisting of 3 mathematicians  and 3 physicists is to be formed. In how  many ways can this be done if two   particular mathematicians cannot be  on the commitee?
Outof6mathematiciansand7physicistsacommitteeconsistingof3mathematiciansand3physicistsistobeformed.Inhowmanywayscanthisbedoneiftwoparticularmathematicianscannotbeonthecommitee?
Answered by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 27/Mar/19
let mr.A_(math)   and mr.B_(math)  can not be on the  commitee.    if mr.A and mr.B are not in commitee at all  then available mathematician (6−2=4)  answer is 4C_3 ×7C_3
letmr.Amathandmr.Bmathcannotbeonthecommitee.ifmr.Aandmr.Barenotincommiteeatallthenavailablemathematician(62=4)answeris4C3×7C3
Commented by pete last updated on 27/Mar/19
Thanks Sir
ThanksSir
Commented by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 27/Mar/19
most welcome...
mostwelcome

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