To identify: The number of different ways in which members can fill out the ballot if 3 new board members are to be elected by voting. There are 5 candidates and the members can check off all the names of the candidates or none of them.
The options are:
The correct option is
Given information:
There are 5 candidates from which 3 candidates with most checks are to be selected and the members can check off all the names of the candidates or none of them.
Explanation:
Total number of candidates: 5
The number of ways for filling the ballot for none of the candidates:
The number of ways filling the ballot for only one of the candidates:
The number of ways filling the ballot for two candidates:
The number of ways filling the ballot for three candidates:
The number of ways filling the ballot for four candidates:
The number of ways filling the ballot for five candidates:
The total number of ways will become:
Now solve it:
Then the total number of ways for filling the ballot will become: 32
Therefore, Option
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