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2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers,

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2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers, [#permalink] New post   05 Oct 2003, 22:55
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2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers, one
committee separately extracts 2 person of English teachers from above
three groups of teachers, asks the combination ?



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Re: 2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers, [#permalink] New post   05 Oct 2003, 23:52
Is it asking for 2 english teachers from the 3 groups totalling 7 teachers. I have translated this from a chinese site.
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Re: 2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers, [#permalink] New post   01 Nov 2003, 13:47
araspai,
whats up with this translation?man this is tough to understand.for this problem ,i see it can be 1.most of the qstns that you mentioned so far,I have seen it in the real Tst or have seen it other sites where it has been claimed as real qstns.so keep it coming but please be more clear.
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Re: 2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers, [#permalink] New post   03 Nov 2003, 10:36
Guess the questions should be

How many comittees can be formed from 2 English teachers, 3 French teachers, 2 German teachers such that the comittee has atleast 2 English teachers!?


phew!!..never thought there would ever be a need to struggle for the questions and not the solutions!!!:-



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