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From (6) red, (5) blue, and (4) green balls, (5) balls are to be selected with at least one ball of each color. How many selections are possible?

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Correct answer: 2170

Since each colour must be represented among 5 balls, the only possible colour distributions are (3,1,1) and (2,2,1). For (3,1,1), the number of selections is \(\binom63\binom51\binom41+\binom61\binom53\binom41+\binom61\binom51\binom43=760\). For (2,2,1), it is \(\binom62\binom52\binom41+\binom62\binom51\binom42+\binom61\binom52\binom42=1410\). Hence, the total is \(760+1410=2170\). Option 1410 counts only the second distribution. Exam tip: when listing colour distributions, include every assignment of the quantities to the colours.

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CombinationsSelectionCounting PrinciplesCaseworkColour DistributionsPermutations And CombinationsMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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