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Amber needs to select six players for her volleyball team. there are 10 players to choose from. how many possible combinations o

f teams could amber choose?

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Dima020 [189]2 years ago

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Amber can make a possible number of 12 different teams

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<span>The sum of Kate age and her mother's age is 52, so
K + M = 52
Kate's mother is 20 years older then Kate, so
M = 20 + K
How old is each person?
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