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A group of 8 friends (5 girls and 3 boys) plans to watch a movie, but they have only 5 tickets. How many different combinations of 5 friends could possibly receive the tickets?
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Is it only by gender or is each friend counted to be different?
it's by each friend counted to b different
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C (8, 5)
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SO, Order does not matter here. By this I mean it doesn't matter who gets picked first. The 5 lucky kids might be ABCDE, or ACBDE, that's the same 5. So this is a combination.
so it should be 8C5 which means 8!/[(8-5)!(5)!]. simplifying further gives you 56 possible combos
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