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C( n,r) = n!/r!(n-r)!

A.)EXACTLY 3 0's

10 combination 3 0s

C (10,3)= 10!/3!(10-3)! = 10!/3!7!= 120.

B.) MORE 0s than 1's

Therefore for r=4 C (10,4 )= 10!/4!(10-4)!=10!/4!6!=210

r=3 C( 10,3)= 10!/3!(10-3)!=10!/3!7!=120

r=2 C (10,2)=10!/2!(10-2)!=10!/2!8!=45

r=1 C (10,1)=10!/1!(10-1)!=10!/1!9!=10

r=0 C (10,0)=10!/0!(10-0)!=10!/0!10!=1

Summing the answers gives us our final answer

210+120+45+10+1= 386.

C.) AT LEAST 7 1's

r>=7

We have,r=7 C (10,7)=10!/7!(10-7)!=10!/7!3!=120

r=8 C (10,8)=10!/8!(10-8)!=10!/8!2!=45

r=9 C (10,9)=10!/9!(10-9)!=10!/9!1!=10

r=10 C( 10,10)=10!/10(10-10)!=10!/10!0!=1

120+45+10+1= 176

D.) AT LEAST 3 1's

the value for r will be greater than or equal to 3

r=3 C( 10,3)=10!/3!(10-3)!=120

r=4 C( 10,4)=10!/4!(10-4)!=10!/4!6!=210

r=5 C( 10,5)=10!/5!(10-5)!=10!/5!5!=252

r=6 C (10,60=10!/6!(10-6)!=10!/6!4!=210

r=7 C (10,7)=10!/7!(10-7)!=10!/7!3!=120

r=8 C (10,8)=10!/8!(10-8)!=10!/8!2!=45

r=9 C (10,9)=10!/9!(10-9)!=10!/9!1!=10

r=10 C (10,10)=10!/10!(10-10)!=10!/10!0!=1

Adding our answers gives 968.

 

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