SOLUTION: Ten people in our class want to sign up for the 5-person UA chess team. How many different teams could be chosen?
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Question 127610: Ten people in our class want to sign up for the 5-person UA chess team. How many different teams could be chosen? Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Ten people in our class want to sign up for the 5-person UA chess team. How many different teams could be chosen?
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10C5 = 10!/[(10-5)!*5!] = 252
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Stan H.
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