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(a) A committee of 12 is to be formed from 9 women and 8 men. In how many ways this can be done if at least five women have to be included in a committee? In how many of these committees (i) the women are in majority (ii) the' men are in majority?
(b) Out of 10 persons (6 males, 4 females), a committee of 5 is formed.
p = number of such committees which include at least one lady.
q = number of such committees which include at least two men.
Find the ratio p:q.

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(a) (9W, 8M) committee of 12 with at least 5 women
(5W, 7M) + (6W, 6M) + (7W,5M)
+ (8W,4M)+(9W,3M)
(9C5×8C7) + (9C6×8C6) + $(^{9}C_{7
}\times^{8}C_{5})+(^{9}C_{8}\times^{8}C_{4})+(^{9}C_{9}\times^{8}C_{3})(126x8)+(84x28)+(36x56)+(9x70)+(1x56)IIIIIIIVVAddIII,IV,VforwomentobeinmajorityandinImenareinmajority.(b)6M,4F:committeeof5.p=Atleastonelady=TotalNolady=^{10}C_{5}^{6}C_{5}=\dfrac{10.9.8.7.6}{120}6=2526=246q=Atleasttwomen=Total(Noman)+(Oneman)=^{10}C_{5}0+$6C1$.$4C4$=2526=246.\thereforep=qor\dfrac{p}{q}$ = 1.

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