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Given six people how many combinations of three are possible if the order does NOT matter

Given six people how many combinations of three are possible if the order does NOT matter
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Given six people how many combinations of three are possible if the order does NOT matter

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20 Combos

Explanation:

6C3 = 6! / ( 3! * 3!) = 20 COMBOS

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