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How many different combinations of a 3-member debating team can be formed from a group of 16 qualified students? The answer was given to me: 560. But I'm not sure how to solve it. Thank you!
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The formula below will solve the problem. \[nCr=\frac{n!}{r!(n-r)!}\] n= total number of students in the team. r = 3 Can you calculate this?
Sorry. n = total number of qualified students r = 3 (number selected for the team)
so it would be 16!/(3!)(13!) ? Is there a way I can simplify this?
Yes. You can divide 16! by 13! to get 16 * 15 * 14
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