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lindiwe

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Suppose six people apply for two managerial positions at a company  two men and four women.
 
  Because the candidates are all considered equally qualified for the position, the company decides to randomly select the two candidates who will get the positions. How many different ways can two people be selected from the six applicants?
  A) 360 ways B) 30 ways C) 15 ways D) 720 ways

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Suppose you teach a class of twelve students that you wish to assign to three groups of four students each. In how many different ways can groups be made?
 
  A) 369,600 B) 34,650 C) 479,000,600 D) 1320



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Answer to Question 1

C

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B



lindiwe

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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