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Business, 23.02.2021 01:30 jr101213

A professor has received a grant to travel to an archaeological dig site. The grant includes funds for three graduate students to accompany the professor. If there are
six graduate students available to the professor and all the funds are to be used (i. e.,
three students will go), how many choices does the professor have?

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