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Am I correct? HELP!!!!!!

Am I correct? HELP!!!!!!
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Am I correct? HELP!!!!!!

Am I correct? HELP!!!!!!-example-1
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yes you are, use the formula
n!/r!(n-r)! 6 being r and 12 being n
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