@aajugdar random draw is being designed for 210 participants. A single winner is to be chosen, and all the participants must have an equal probability of winning. If the winner is to be drawn using 10 balls numbered 0 through 9, how many balls need to be picked, regardless of order, so that each of the 210 participants can be assigned a unique set of numbers? A. 10 B. 6 C. 5 D. 4
10 balls and 210 participants and order doesnt matter so you use combination
suppose the number of balls needed to be picked is n so 10 C_n = 210
so 10! /n!(10-n)! = 210
@BSwan idk how to solve this :P
just put the values and see which one matches
its not 10
so 6,5 or 4
i think its 4 but idk the method on how to get it
for 6 and 4 it would give same result?
well @aajugdar this question is more like CS :P in some how its asking for any number u can express it by balls so number from 0 to 210 0 1 2 ... 210 how many ball do u need :)
like how many digits u can pick lol
okay?
check this if it gives u a hint 0000 0001 0002 0003 ... 0123 0138 ... are u getting it ?
im not lml
well if u just put 4 in equation u will get 210 .-. but even for 6 you get the same so how do you say its 4 and not 6 @BSwan
well the min number is 3 , cuz 2,1,0 since its not there its ok for one digit 4 , then 0,2,1,0 u can take 5 00210... u can take how many balles >=3 it will be unique but its better to take the min
so its 4 then?
oh cool ^^
yes
see its more like CS :P
I'll put in 4 and see if its right
4 was wrong ;((
.-. what?
grrr why :O
so whats the answer?
idkk. maybe it was 6
If you get it wrong it just gives you an X and says incorrect
yess it 6
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