Answer to Question #9490 in Discrete Mathematics for Ashok

Question #9490

How many arrangements of six 0’s, five 1’s and four 2’s are there in which:
i) The first 0 precedes the first 1?
ii) The first 0 precedes the first 1, which precedes the first 2?

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