Fruits are to be distributed amongst. 11 children from a basket of fruits containing 5 mangoes, 4 apples, and 2 bananas. Each child is to get one fruit. In how many ways the fruits can be distributed?

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$^{11} C_{5} \times$ $^{6} C_{4} \times$ $^{2} C_{2}$ = $6930$

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Fruits are to be distributed amongst. 11 children from a basket of fruits containing 5 mangoes, 4 apples, and 2 bananas. Each child is to get one fruit. In how many ways the fruits can be distributed?

11C5× 6C4× 2C2 = 6930

$^{11} C_{5} \times$ $^{6} C_{4} \times$ $^{2} C_{2}$ = $6930$