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In how many ways can people be lined up to get on a bus if a particular person always boards the bus first or last?
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Ответ:
Incomplete question. I Assumed the number of people is 6. In other words, In how many ways can 6 people be lined up to get on a bus if a particular person always boards the bus first or last?
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Note, this question involves the use of the permutation formula; which helps determine the arrangement or rearrangement of a set of objects in an ordered way. Since we are told a particular person (ie 1 person) from among the group always boards first or last, it forms our r.
P(n,r)=
where n = number of people; r = the difference taken at a time.
P(n,r) =
= ![\frac{720}{120} = 6](/tpl/images/1004/7628/2bebc.png)
Ответ:
x+y=5
3x+5y=24
x=pounds of peanuts
y=pounds of cashews
Then you solve the system of equations and get 0.5 pounds of peanuts, and 4.5 pounds of cashews