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You have 6 friends. How many ways are there to invite a different subset of two...

You have 6 friends. How many ways are there to invite a different subset of two of these friends over for dinner on 4 successive nights?
(A friend might be invited more than once; just the subset of 2 friends must be different each night.) \

ANSWER: P(C(6,2)4)

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Total no of possible sunsets of 2 friends out of 6 = C(6,2) = 15

(Selection of AB & BA are same, so Combination is used)

Now, among these 15 subsets of size 2, we need to choose 4 different sunsets for the 4 nights.
Now, (AB on 1st night & CD on 2nd night) and (CD on 1st night & AB on 2nd night) are two different ways, so permutation will be used. So total ways = P(15,4) = ​​​​​​​P(C(6,2),4) = 32760

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