Suppose in congress there are 54 democrats and 46 republicans
a)How many seven person committees can be formed from either pary?
So I would set it up as:
54C7
and 46C7
So would I then add both the amounts?
b)How many 4 person committees can be formed entirely republican?
46C7 and evaluate right?
2)there are 10 people in a room. Each shakes hands with each other exactly once. How many shakes will take place?
I assume it's 100 or \(\displaystyle 10^2\) or 10C2
3)ADVISORY can be arranged 8! times right? Or 40,320
4)Which entry in the nth row of Pascal's Triangle is the coefficient of \(\displaystyle x^n\) in the binomial expansion of \(\displaystyle (x+n)^n\)? This one I have no clue on how to induce. I assume it's xCy
Lastly,
Consider the sequence defined by:
g1=18
gn + 1= (1/3)gn , n>1
So that one means that every term after 18 is being divided by 3 right?
The first four terms would be (if I'm right): 18,6,2,2/3,2/9
and the sum of the first 10 terms is ~26.99 since (18(1-(1/3)^10)/(1-(1/3))
ALl your valuable help is appreciated much.
a)How many seven person committees can be formed from either pary?
So I would set it up as:
54C7
and 46C7
So would I then add both the amounts?
b)How many 4 person committees can be formed entirely republican?
46C7 and evaluate right?
2)there are 10 people in a room. Each shakes hands with each other exactly once. How many shakes will take place?
I assume it's 100 or \(\displaystyle 10^2\) or 10C2
3)ADVISORY can be arranged 8! times right? Or 40,320
4)Which entry in the nth row of Pascal's Triangle is the coefficient of \(\displaystyle x^n\) in the binomial expansion of \(\displaystyle (x+n)^n\)? This one I have no clue on how to induce. I assume it's xCy
Lastly,
Consider the sequence defined by:
g1=18
gn + 1= (1/3)gn , n>1
So that one means that every term after 18 is being divided by 3 right?
The first four terms would be (if I'm right): 18,6,2,2/3,2/9
and the sum of the first 10 terms is ~26.99 since (18(1-(1/3)^10)/(1-(1/3))
ALl your valuable help is appreciated much.