6 apples and 5 oranges are shared among 3 friends. If the apples are indistinguiable, oranges are also indistinguiable, how many ways can they share these fruits if each friend must have some fruit?

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Rezwan Azfar Haleem asked Oct 11, 2023

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6 apples and 5 oranges are shared among 3 friends. If the apples are indistinguiable, oranges are also indistinguiable, how many ways can they share these fruits if each friend must have some fruit?

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Rezwan Azfar Haleem asked Oct 11, 2023

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I would say that nobody gets the last one but every one else gets 2 apples and 1 orange.

Kohanz answered Oct 17, 2023

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