a)b)c)d)A staff car park at the university has 22 parking spaces in arow. There are 19 cars to be parked. Of these cars 11 carsare red, 2 cars are yellow and 6 cars are blue.How many different arrangements are there for parkingthese 19 cars?How many different arrangements are there if there are noempty spaces between the parked cars.How many different arrangement are there if all red cars areparked next to each other.If the parking is random, find the probability that no yellowcars are parked next to each other.

Given Information: There are 22 parking spaces in a row. There are 19 cars in total, of which 11…

Question 3 A staff car park at the university has 22 parking spaces in a row. There are 19 cars to be parked. Of these cars 11 cars are red, 2 cars are yellow and 6 cars are blue. a) How many different arrangements are there for parking these 19 cars? b) How many different arrangements are there if there are no empty spaces between the parked cars. c) How many different arrangement are there if all red cars are parked next to each other. d) If the parking is random, find the probability that no yellow cars are parked next to each other.