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Math homework, any help?!

If anybody could help me with this question, it would be great as I have to hand in this homework tomorrow!

A bag contains 8 coins of 1 pound, 7 coins of 50p, 4 coins of 25p and 3 coins of 10p. In howmany different ways can we take 6 coins from the bag?

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In total there are 8+7+4+3 coins = 22 coins
So if you take one coin, there are 21 possibilities left... then this repeats over and over
So I think the answer is 22 x 21 x 20 x 19 x 18 x 17 = 53721360 possibilities? wow that seems wrong and kinda big idk
but this would only be if it didnt matter if you took the same type of coin in a row - eg a £1 then a £1
the pictogram shows the number of lipstick sold by a shop on each of monday ,tuesday and wednesday
Original post by dharmik vala
the pictogram shows the number of lipstick sold by a shop on each of monday ,tuesday and wednesday


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