Determine whether the situation involves a permutation or a combination, and how many possibilities are there are?
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Answer:
This situation involves a combination as the team will be the same no matter what order the students are chosen in.
There are 1402410240 possibilities for the six student team
Step-by-step explanation:
Each time a student is chosen, they cannot be chosen again, so the number of available students decreases each time that one is chosen.

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