let S =(1,2,3,4).THEN THE NO OF UNORDERED PAIR IN DISJOINT SUBSET OF S WILL B?
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Pritish Chakraborty
·2010-05-09 04:42:28
Consider three boxes A, B and C. Distributing four objects(the objects of set S) in 3 boxes can be done in 34 ways. There is also a case where none of the objects are distributed in the boxes(null set).
Now if the boxes A and B were identical then interchanging them would not change the case as our pairs are unordered. Box C would have left out elements.
Thus the required number becomes 34 + 12! = 41.
This was how my sir explained it to me