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Willy, Nellie, Janis, Anmie, and Bob work for a group within a company in Cerritos. A subgroup of of three of them will be chosen to represent the group at a job conference. how many different groups af three could be selected? Solution 5 C 3 = 5! / 2!* 3! = 10 different groups..

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