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A child has 6 pockets. In how many ways, he can put 5 marbles in his pocket?

The first marble can be put into the pockets in 6 ways,

i.e. Choose 1 Pocket From 6 by 6C1=6


Similarly second, third, Fourth, fifth & Sixth marble. Thus, the number of ways in which the child can put the marbles is 65


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