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Q1. In how many ways 5 different balls be arranged in 3 boxes so that no box remains empty?
Q2. In how many ways 5 different balls be distributed in 3 boxes so that no box remains empty?
Q3. In how many ways 5 identical balls be distributed in 3 boxes so that no box remains empty?
Let ans of Q1 be a,Ans of Q2 be b, Ans of Q3 be c
Find a+b+c
The answer is 876.
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