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In a shelf there are 8 English, 6 Telugu books.The number of ways can 6 books be chosen if there is no restriction in the choice of books is

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^{18} C_{6}

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^{14} C_{6}

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^{8} C_{3}

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^{6} C_{3}

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^{10} C_{6}

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Solution

The correct option is B $^{14} C_{6}$
Total number of books $= 8 + 6 = 14$
With no restriction on selection of books, required number of ways of selection of 6 books $=^{14} C_{6}$

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