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Numbers of ways in which 30 identical things are distributed among six persons is -

A

`.^(17)C_(5)` if each gets odd numbers of things

B

`.^(16)C_(11)` if each gets odd number of things

C

`.^(14)C_(5)` if each gets even number of things (excluding 0)

D

`.^(15)C_(10)` if each gets even number of things (excluding 0)

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