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The number of ways in which we can distribute `m n` students equally among `m` sections is given by a. `((m n !))/(n !)` b. `((m n)!)/((n !)6m)` c. `((m n)!)/(m ! n !)` d. `(m n^m)`

A

`((mn)!)/(n!)`

B

`((mn)!)/((n!)^(m))`

C

`((mn)!)/(m!n!)`

D

`((2n)!)/((n!)^(2))`

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Here, the ordering of sections is important.
So, required number of ways `=(((mn)!)/((n!)^(m)m!))m!""=((mn)!)/((n!)^(m))`
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