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Two students are to be selected from 8 students for library work. How many selections are possible?

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Correct answer: 28

This is an unordered selection, so combinations are required rather than permutations. Selecting two students from eight gives C(8,2) = 8!/[2!6!]. Expand only the necessary factors: C(8,2) = [8 × 7]/[2 × 1] = 56/2 = 28. Therefore option B is correct. The order of the two selected students does not matter: choosing Ravi and Asha is the same library team as choosing Asha and Ravi. The value 56 counts ordered arrangements of two students, while 16 and 64 do not follow from the combination formula. Thus the number of distinct teams is 28.

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CombinationsSelection Without OrderClass 11 MathematicsPermutations And CombinationsMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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