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4 students are running for club president in a club with 50 members. How many different vote counts are possible, if all 50 members are required to vote?

4 students are running for club president in a club with 50 members. How many different vote counts are possible, if all 50 members are required to vote?
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4 students are running for club president in a club with 50 members. How many different vote counts are possible, if all 50 members are required to vote?

User Denesha
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5 votes
4 = x
50 ÷ 4= x
50 ÷ 4 = 12.5
12.5 → 12.0
48 ↔ 48 possible votes
The answer is 48 possible votes.

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