help w/ this one, please!
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Four of them has exactly one siblingFeruza Matyakubova wrote:thanks!
but i still can't understand the second step in solving a problem. can you please elaborate on that part?
Each one from that group has 2 siblings.Tryingmybest wrote:No of ways favorable ways.
1. If we select One from the group of 3(2 siblings) and one from the group of 4(1 sibling) = 3C1*4C1 = 12
2. If we select 2 from the group of 4 who are not siblings = 4C2( Total Selections) - 2 ( Selections with siblings) = 4
Question: In this why are we not considering 2 from group of 3 men who are not siblings??