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10 people were trying to be one of thefirst 5 callers to a radio station. howmany different sets of people couldhave succeeded?

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The different sets of people could that have succeeded, if 10 people were trying to be one of the first 5 callers to a radio station is 252.

<h3>What is combination and permutation?</h3>

combination and permutation can be described as the two different ways that involves the grouping elements of a set into subsets.

It should be noted that in a combination, the elements of the subset can be using some order, order, hence The different sets of people could that have succeeded, if 10 people were trying to be one of the first 5 callers to a radio station is 252.

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