flyingfreedom
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A coach needs to choose an 8-member volleyball team from 10 males and 12 females.
If there must be at least 3 of each gender on the team, how many different teams
are possible?
A. 103 950
B. 150 480
C. 254 430
D. 319 770
I tried solving with combinations I did 10C3*12C3*16C2
unfortunately that points to a number way too large.
So I know you use combinations, but obviously the way I'm doing it isn't working.
The answer is apparently C, 254 430.
Thanks in advance.
If there must be at least 3 of each gender on the team, how many different teams
are possible?
A. 103 950
B. 150 480
C. 254 430
D. 319 770
I tried solving with combinations I did 10C3*12C3*16C2
unfortunately that points to a number way too large.
So I know you use combinations, but obviously the way I'm doing it isn't working.
The answer is apparently C, 254 430.
Thanks in advance.