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Anastaziya
22 days ago
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You are trying to cast four roles for a play. 12 actors try out, including sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart. the director te

lls you that in order to bring the crowds, you must include at least one of sir Ian and Patrick in the cast. How many casts are possible?
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1 answer:
Inessa [12K]22 days ago
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The total number of casts possible, assuming each actor can fill any of the four distinct roles, and ensuring at least one of sir Ian or Patrick is included, is given as 6,840. The methodology involves calculating the total permutations of four roles from twelve actors and subtracting the permutations that exclude both sir Ian and Patrick.
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