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# Help Appreciated

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Apr 2, 2020

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Explanation:

The person has 95 candies left. If he eats at least one per day, then he can the eating out for as long as 95 days (1 per day), or 1 day (95 per day).

Or in other words, 95 choose 1 + 95 choose 2 ... + 95 choose 95.

That sum is simply 2^n (a formula you should know for this), and n=95, so the answer is 2^95.

You are very welcome!

:P

Apr 2, 2020
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Explanation:

Since order doesn't matter, we can use the choose function.

2 are yellow, 3 are green, and 4 are blue.

\({9 \choose 2}=36\), since we are choosing 2 yellow out of 9 total.

Then \({7 \choose 3}=35\), 3 green out of 7 remaining.

4 out of 4 blue is 1.

36*35=1260.

You are very welcome!

:P

(Can someone double check? Thanks)

Apr 2, 2020
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I get  the same result, CoolStuffYT,  but  with a slightly different method.....

CPhill  Apr 2, 2020
edited by CPhill  Apr 2, 2020
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Third  one

This is the same as the  number of "words"  we  can form with the letters  YYGGGBBBB

This  is

9!

______  =   1260

2! 3! 4!

Apr 2, 2020
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Thank you guys so much!

Apr 2, 2020
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Just saying, I know this is from sparks academy cuz I'm in that same class

CoolStuffYT  Apr 4, 2020
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4th  one.....here's what I get.......

Anchor  a boy in any position

If  no  boy  can be  next to another,  they  must alternate  B - G - B - G    etc.

So.....the  number of arrangements  =   10! * 9 !

Apr 2, 2020