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15 July, 23:02

The general manager of a fast food restaurant chain must select 6 restaurants from 11 for a promotional program. How many different possible ways can this selection be done?

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  1. 15 July, 23:22
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    462

    Step-by-step explanation:

    There 6 slots available to fill in the restaurants options

    - For the 1st slot, there are 11 ways to choose

    - For the 2nd slot, there are 10 ways to choose

    - For the 3rd slot, there are 9

    - For the 4th slot, there are 8

    - For the 5th slot, there are 7

    - For the last 6th, there are 6 ways

    So in total there would be 11*10*9*8*7*6 = 332640 ways to choose. But since the order of these 6 slots don't matter, there are actually 6! = 720 ways to order these 6 slots. So the actual number of possible ways is

    332640 / 720 = 462
  2. 15 July, 23:26
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    This question will be solved using the combination formula which is nCr because the order is unimportant and we need the selection.

    11C6

    11! / (11-6) !*6!

    = 462

    Therefore the manager can select the restaurant in 462 ways.
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