In how many ways can a subcommittee of 6 students be chosen from a committee which consists of 10 senior members and 12 junior members if the team must consist of 4 senior members and 2 junior members?

The number of ways is 13860 ways

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Senior Members = 10

Junior Members = 12

Required

Number of ways of selecting 6 students students

The question lay emphasis on the keyword selection; this implies combination

From the question, we understand that

4 students are to be selected from senior members while 2 from junior members;

The number of ways is calculated as thus;

Ways = Ways of Selecting Senior Members * Ways of Selecting Junior Members

Hence, the number of ways is 13860 ways

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