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choose exactly 7 red cards when you pick 10 cards from a deck.

choose exactly 7 red cards when you pick 10 cards from a deck.

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Total red cards = 26

Total number of ways to choose exactly 7 red cards out of 10 cards = 26C7 * 26C3 = 657800 * 2600 = 1710280000

                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

                                


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