- A64
- B36
- C12
- D62
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Each chocolate independently goes to one of 2 children: . (62 would forbid a child getting none.)
Answer: A) 64
Six different chocolates are to be given to two children, Aman and Babli. A child may get any number of them, even none. In how many ways can this be done?
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