Homework Help: Statistics

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 2:50pm.

A group of 6 children are choosing colors of pencils to use to draw a picture. The available colors are black, red, and blue. If the second child refuses to use red pencils and the third child refuses to use blue pencils, then how many ways are there for the children to choose pencils? Assume that there are 12 pencils available of each color and different children are allowed to choose the same color of pencils.

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