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and number of groups having 3 boys and 2 girls
= (4C3) (gC2) = 2g(g – 1)
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= (4C4) (gC1) = g
and number of groups having 3 boys and 2 girls
= (4C3) (gC2) = 2g(g – 1)
Thus, the number of dolls distributed
= g(1) + (2)[2g (g – 1)]
= 4g2 – 3g
We are given 4g2 – 3g = 85
g = 5.
= (4C4) (gC1) = g
and number of groups having 3 boys and 2 girls
= (4C3) (gC2) = 2g(g – 1)
Thus, the number of dolls distributed
= g(1) + (2)[2g (g – 1)]
= 4g2 – 3g
We are given 4g2 – 3g = 85