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16 May, 15:43

In a set of 12 devices 4 are defective. Assume that all of the defective and all of the functional devices are indistinguishable. How many linear orderings are there in which no two defective devices are consecutive

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  1. 16 May, 17:34
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    Answer: 126 orderings

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Here let's suppose that total devices is given by n = 12

    and defective ones are given by m = 4

    Now, to find the number of orderings in which no two defective devices are consecutive is given by following relation.

    ¹²⁻⁴⁺¹₄C

    = ⁹₄C

    = 126 orderings
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