(A) 10
(B) 5
(C) 15
(D) 8
🧠 Explanation:
If a woman picks 2 out of 6 lady candidates, there are 15 ways to vote. Imagine choosing 2 friends from 6 for a team. It’s like picking pairs for a game, and math counts the ways. For kids, it’s a puzzle to find how many teams you can make. This is called combinations in math. Learning this teaches children how to solve choice problems, like planning teams. It shows how math helps in real life, inspiring kids to enjoy puzzles and use numbers to organize games or school tasks, making decisions fun and clear.
