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In how many ways can you choose six out of nine questions? In how many of these ways the first question is always excluded? In how many ways the first and second questions are always included?
In how many ways can you choose six out of nine questions? In how many of these ways the first question is always excluded? In how many ways the first and second questions are always included?
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