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Question
The number of ways in which three persons can dress themselves when they have 4 shirts. 5 pants and 6 hats between them, is-
- 4C3 × 5C3 ×6C3
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- 4P3× 5 P3 × 6 P3
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Hint:
Here, we can use the formula

The correct answer is: 4P3× 5 P3 × 6 P3
Given that,Â
Shirts = 4 ,   Pants = 5 and  Hats = 6, which are distributed among 3 men.
For shirts, Number of ways they can wear =Â 
For pants, Number of ways they can wear =Â 
For hats, number of ways they can wear =Â 
Total number of ways they can wearÂ

Thus, the number of ways in which three persons can dress themselves when they have 4 shirts. 5 pants and 6 hats between them, isÂ
.
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