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Find the number of ways in which 16 mangoes may be equally divided among 4 boys.
A
16
!
(
4
!
)
3
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B
16
!
(
4
!
)
4
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C
16
!
(
4
!
)
5
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16
!
(
4
!
)
4
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4
!
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Solution
The correct option is
B
16
!
(
4
!
)
4
The required number of ways in which 16 mangoes may be equally divided among four boys is
=
16
!
(
4
!
)
4
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