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In class VII, a math club has four members A, B, C and D. Find the number of different ways, the club can elect a leader.
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The correct option is A 4
In class VII, a math club has four members namely A,B,C & D.
Therefore, there are 4 (4 × 1) different ways by which they can be elected a leader.

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