Explanation The diagram below represents the following as per the situation: More than two heads, first choice is three heads with four combinations i.e. P N D , P D Q , P N Q , N D Q . More than two heads, second choice is four heads with one combination i.e. P N D Q . Mathematically, this statement is solved by combination formula. C r n = n ! r ! n - r ! , where n is number of object and r is number of choices

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