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There are m copies each ofn different books in a university library. The number of ways in which one or more than one book can be selected isA. `m^(n)+1`B. `(m+1)^(n)-1`C. `(n+1)^(n)-m`D. m |
Answer» There are (m+1) choices for each of n different boods. So, the total number of choices is `(m+1)^(n)` including one choice in which we do not select any book. Hence, the required number of ways `=(m+1)^(n)-1`. |
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