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A shop sells ...
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A shop sells
6
different flavors of ice-creams. In how many ways can a customer choose
4
ice-cream cones if
they are all of different flavours?
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Solution
6
icecreams of
4
different flavours are chosen
=
6
C
4
=
6
!
4
!
2
!
=
6
×
5
×
4
!
4
!
×
2
=
15
ways.
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