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Question 440570: four items are to be randomly selected from the first 25 items on an assembly line in order to determine the defect rate. How many different samples of 4 items can be chosen?
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Hi
four items are to be randomly selected from the first 25 items on an assembly
line in order to determine the defect rate.
How many different samples of 4 items can be chosen?
25C4 = 25!/4!21! = 25*24*23*22/4*3*2 = 12,650 ways
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