5. Alix and Billie are collecting rocks and seashells on the beach, and in total took 12 of them. There are 4 kinds: sharp rocks, round rocks, clam shells, and spiral shells. If we do not distinguish rock/seashells of the same type how many collections are possibles: (i) with no further condition? (ii) if they want at least 4 clams and 2 spiral shells? (iii) if they want at least one of each type and at most 3 round rocks? In the end, they collected 1 round rock, 2 sharp rocks, 4 clams, and 5 spiral shells (all colorful and very distinguishable), and want to distribute their loot between the two of them. Alix is to keep 2 rocks (round or sharp) and 4 shells (clam or spiral) and Billies takes the rest. (iv) How many different partitions can they make?

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5. Alix and Billie are collecting rocks and seashells on the beach, and in total took 12 of them.
There are 4 kinds: sharp rocks, round rocks, clam shells, and spiral shells. If we do not distinguish
rock/seashells of the same type how many collections are possibles:
(i) with no further condition?
(ii) if they want at least 4 clams and 2 spiral shells?
(iii) if they want at least one of each type and at most 3 round rocks?
In the end, they collected 1 round rock, 2 sharp rocks, 4 clams, and 5 spiral shells (all colorful and
very distinguishable), and want to distribute their loot between the two of them. Alix is to keep 2
rocks (round or sharp) and 4 shells (clam or spiral) and Billies takes the rest.
(iv) How many different partitions can they make?
Transcribed Image Text:5. Alix and Billie are collecting rocks and seashells on the beach, and in total took 12 of them. There are 4 kinds: sharp rocks, round rocks, clam shells, and spiral shells. If we do not distinguish rock/seashells of the same type how many collections are possibles: (i) with no further condition? (ii) if they want at least 4 clams and 2 spiral shells? (iii) if they want at least one of each type and at most 3 round rocks? In the end, they collected 1 round rock, 2 sharp rocks, 4 clams, and 5 spiral shells (all colorful and very distinguishable), and want to distribute their loot between the two of them. Alix is to keep 2 rocks (round or sharp) and 4 shells (clam or spiral) and Billies takes the rest. (iv) How many different partitions can they make?
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