In how many ways can $5$ red and $4$ white balls be drawn from a bag containing $10$ red and $8$ white balls
In how many ways can $5$ red and $4$ white balls be drawn from a bag containing $10$ red and $8$ white balls
- A
$^8{C_5}{ \times ^{10}}{C_4}$
- B
$^{10}{C_5}{ \times ^8}{C_4}$
- C
$^{18}{C_9}$
- D
None of these
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