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Author: Sheldon Ross
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Answer to a) is 2,743,372,800
Answer to b) is 2,472,422,400
Answer to c) is 8,892,185,702,400

Transcribed Image Text:C
21. There are 18 students involved in the class
production of Arsenic and Old Lace.
a) In how many ways can the teacher cast
the play if there are five male roles and
seven female roles and the class has nine
male and nine female students?
b) In how many ways can the teacher cast
the play if Jean will play the young
female part only if Jovane plays the male
lead?
c) In how many ways can the teacher cast
the play if all the roles could be played
by either a male or a female student?
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