11th Grade > Mathematics
PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS MCQs
Total Questions : 30
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Answer: Option C. ->
6!2!
:
C
The number of ways in which this can be done = 6! 2!
:
C
The number of ways in which this can be done = 6! 2!
Answer: Option B. ->
600
:
B
:
B
The number of ways in which this can be done = 6! – 5! = 600
Answer: Option C. ->
m!n!(2!)2(m−2)!(n−2)!
:
C
:
C
mC2. nC2
Answer: Option B. ->
3!6!
:
B
Consonants occupy 2 ends in 3P2 ways remaining 6 letters occupy 6 places in 6! Ways
So the required number of arrangements = 3P2.6!=3!6!
:
B
Consonants occupy 2 ends in 3P2 ways remaining 6 letters occupy 6 places in 6! Ways
So the required number of arrangements = 3P2.6!=3!6!
Answer: Option D. ->
m!m+1Pn
:
D
The number of ways in which they can be seated = m!.m+1Pn
:
D
The number of ways in which they can be seated = m!.m+1Pn
Answer: Option D. ->
28
:
D
The number of ways selecting 6 out of 10 so that 2 particular players are always excluded is 10−2C6
:
D
The number of ways selecting 6 out of 10 so that 2 particular players are always excluded is 10−2C6
Answer: Option C. ->
9.9!
:
C
:
C
Required number numbers = total - the number of numbers begining with 0 = 10!–9!=9.9!
Answer: Option D. ->
156
:
D
:
D
If 0 is in units place no. of ways = 5P3=60
If 2 or 8 is in units place no. of ways = 2(5P3−4P2)=96
Total : 60 + 96 = 156
Answer: Option A. ->
n(nr−1)n−1)
:
A
n+n2+⋯⋯⋯+nr=n(nr−1)n−1
:
A
n+n2+⋯⋯⋯+nr=n(nr−1)n−1
Answer: Option A. ->
2240
:
A
The number of four digit numbers which satisfy the above condition = 8×8×7×5=2240
:
A
The number of four digit numbers which satisfy the above condition = 8×8×7×5=2240