The answer for a) is 24C4 x4 x3. I am confused about the answer. I am glad that it matches my answer for (a). There are 2 treasurers so I think there is a repetition. That means that 4x3 x 25C4 is correct. as the two treasurers are the same but I am not sure exactly why. This is so hard#9 a) \(^{24}\mathcal{C}_4\)
b) \(^{14}\mathcal{C}_1\cdot^{10}\mathcal{C}_1\cdot^{13}\mathcal{C}_2\)
c) \(\dfrac{^{10}\mathcal{C}_2\cdot~ ^{22}\mathcal{C}_2}{^{24}\mathcal{C}_4}\)
The part a) should have said: how many can the offices be filled, once the members of the committee are chosen?The answer for a) is 24C4 x4 x3. I am confused about the answer. I am glad that it matches my answer for (a). There are 2 treasurers so I think there is a repetition. That means that 4x3 x 25C4 is correct. as the two treasurers are the same but I am not sure exactly why.
Thank you that makes sense. I had also the thought the question was not clear enough.The part a) should have said: how many can the offices be filled, once the members of the committee are chosen?
If we have four people the four offices can be filled in \(\dfrac{4!}{2!}\) ways that in the number of ways to arrange the string \(CSTT\).