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For a class, Mrs. Hawk brought in 7 different packages of colored pens. The teacher randomly selects 2 packages. How many different combinations are there?
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For a class, Mrs. Hawk brought in 7 different packages of colored pens. The teacher randomly selects 2 packages. How many different combinations are there?
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For a class, Mrs. Hawk brought
in 7 different packages of
colored pens. The teacher
randomly selects 2 packages.
How many different
combinations are there?
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14
Explanation:
7x2=14
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7C2 = 7!/[2!(7-2)!] = 7!/(2x5!) = 7x6/2 = 21
Therefore there are 21 possible combinations.
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