There are 15 people to choose from and 4 places to put them in. How many of the groups include Bob? (This is probability. I made up the problem because I don’t know how to do this and I have a test 4th hour!)
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Answered by LammettHash
If we absolutely want Bob in the group, then there are 3 remaining places to fill, and 14 people to choose from. The number of groups is then