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Emily is packing her bags for her vacation. She has 6 unique Fabergé eggs, but only 3 fit in her bag. How many different groups of 3 Fabergé eggs can she take?
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Emily is packing her bags for her vacation. She has 6 unique Fabergé eggs, but only 3 fit in her bag. How many different groups of 3 Fabergé eggs can she take?
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she can take 20 because 6c3=20
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