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A box of colored crayons contains 16 distinct colors. In how many ways can 14 colors be chosen, assuming that the order of the colors chosen doesn't matter?

A box of colored crayons contains 16 distinct colors. In how many ways can 14 colors be chosen, assuming that the order of the colors chosen doesn't matter?
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A box of colored crayons contains 16 distinct colors. In how many ways can 14 colors be chosen, assuming that the order of the colors chosen doesn't matter?

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Answer:

16 choose 14

Explanation:

16 choose 14, If you do the math it will be correct.

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User Akash Khan
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Could you rephrase that? Is it just 14 multiplied by 14?
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