Using the combination formula, the number of different ways to select 13 people from a group of 15 is 105.
Using the combination formula:

= number of combinations
= total number of objects in the set
= number of choosing objects from the set
Here n = 15 and r = 13.
15C13
= 15! / (13! * (15-13)!)
= 15! / (13! * 2!)
= (15 * 14) / 2
= 105
Thus, there are 105 different ways to select 13 people from a group of 15.
Complete Question:
If you want to select 13 from a group of 15 people, how many different ways can they be selected?