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zikel2002
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PostPosted: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 14:47:53 UTC 
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In how many ways can a committee consisting of faculty members and students be formed if there are faculty members and students eligible to serve on the committee?
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Hello, zikel2002!

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In how many ways can a committee consisting of faculty members and students be formed
if there are faculty members and students eligible to serve on the committee?

I don't suppose any numbers were given . . . That would make it too easy.

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