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A person goes in for an examination in which there are four papers with a maximum of 'm' marks from each paper. The number of ways in which one can get '2m' marks is
 
a. 2m+3 C 3                                 b. 1/3(m+1)(2m^2 +4m+1)
 
c. 1/3(m+1)(2m^2 +4m+3)           d. none of these

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i think the ans is (a)
a+b+c+d=2m
no of sol of this eq is no of ways=(2m+4-1)C(4-1) (this includes the case when he gets 0)
plz plz rate me if my ans is correct. if not plz tell me the mistake
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nopes!!!!
tha ans is C

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Let represent the marks scored in each of the exams.



where

Thus, the number of ways the person can obtain '2m' marks is equal to the coefficient of in the expansion of
i.e, coefficient of in

= coefficient of in
= coefficient of in

(In the expansion of the first term, the higher powers are greater than 2m and hence, you dont need to consider them)

=

Simply and you get,

=

Do ask if any step above is not very clear.

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can u tell me the coefficient method.i don't know it.plz tell me
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thanx..

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well this is the coefficient method if I got u right..
 
C(n+r-1,r) gives the number of solutions only when   
AND ... 
Thus the number of solutions is equal to the coefficient of in the expansion of  = C(4+2m-1,2m)
 
got it? the maximum value of each of the terms must also equal the value of 'n' to use that formula.
 
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whats n here????
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sorry for late reply.
n is 4..
hint : C(n+r-1,r) is the number combinations of 'n' objects taken 'r' at a  time when each may occur once, twice, or thrice.. or 'r' times in any combination.
 
 

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