SOLUTION: A ten-person club must select a president, a vice-president and a secretary treasurer. They must also select a 3 person committee. If the officers may not serve on the committee, i

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Question 387810: A ten-person club must select a president, a vice-president and a secretary treasurer. They must also select a 3 person committee. If the officers may not serve on the committee, in how many ways may both selections be made?
Assume one person cannot be assigned more than one position.

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A ten-person club must select a president, a vice-president and a secretary treasurer.
They must also select a 3 person committee.
If the officers may not serve on the committee, in how many ways may both selections be made?
Assume one person cannot be assigned more than one position.
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# of ways to pick P,VP,and sec: 10*9*8
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# of ways to pick 3 person committee: 7C3 = 35
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# of ways to make the selections:
10*9*8*35 = 25200
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Stan H.
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