When the order doesn't matter, it is a Combination

A club has 24 24 male and 24 24 female members.

The club is choosing a committee of 44 44 members.

The committee must have 24 24 male and 20 20 female members.

How many different committees can be choosen?

10626 112 3136 720 112896

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1 solution

Achal Jain
Nov 15, 2017

Since we are dealing with combinations, o r d e r order doesn't matter. Hence the no. of ways choosing a male member is 1 1 . Now ways to choose \text{choose} 20 20 women out if 24 24 is

( 24 20 ) = 10626 \large{24\choose20}= 10626 .

Final answer is 1 × 10626 = 10626 1\times 10626=10626

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