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Ms. Kilpatrick's students can get their name entered into a weekly drawing for various reasons. At the end of the week, Ms. Kilpatrick randomly draws two names for two prizes. This week, Amy had 2 entries, Nathan had 1 entry, Sheila had 3 entries, and Rick had 2 entries. How many combinations of names drawn are possible? (Assume that it is possible for one person to win both prizes.)
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A 6 B 9 C 8
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easy, total 4 students are there right ?
right
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Amy Nathan Sheila Rick
and they need to be selected for 2 prizs
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