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1. In the book shelf inside your classroom there are 6 Mathematics books and S Science books. I four books were selected at random one after the other, below will be the table of values of random variable M representing the number of Mathematics books. Illustrate the probability distribution of each values of the random variable M. Outcomes Number of Mathematics books (Value of M)

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

On one shelf there are 6 different math books, 4 different science books and 8 novels. How many ways can books be organized if groups are maintained (i.e., all math books are grouped together, science books are grouped together and novels are grouped together).

Solution: There are 6 math books so if we think of filling 6 slots with six books, we will start with 6 books for the first slot, then 5, then 4, etc: 6– × 5– × 4 - × 3– × 2– × 1– = 720 ways.

There are 4 science books so we can organize them in 4– × 3– × 2– × 1– = 24 ways.

There are 8 novels so we can organize them in 8– × 7– × 6– × 5– × 4– × 3– × 2– × 1– = 40,320 ways.

Now, if each type of book can be arranged in so many ways and there are three types of books that can be displayed in 3– × 2– × 1– = 6 ways, then there are:

720 × 24 × 40320 × 6 = 4,180,377,600 total ways to organize books.

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