Paul and Allen are choosing ties out of a selection of three distinct red ties, five distinct
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Paul and Allen are choosing ties out of a selection of three distinct red ties, five distinct green ties, and six distinct blue ties. If Paul and Allen each wear one tie, how many different ways could they wear ties of the same color?
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1014 Practice Questions For The New GRE
ISBN: 9780375429682
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