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A committee of six people is formed. it consists of people chosen from 5 students, 8 teachers, 5 principals, 10 parents, 4 professors, and 6 business people. if the members are chosen at random, what is the number of ways the committee can be formed with exactly one person from each group on the committee?

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          A committee of six people is formed. it consists of people
chosen from 5 students, 8 teachers, 5 principals, 10 parents, 4
professors, and 6 business people. if the members are chosen at
random, what is the number of ways the committee can be formed
with exactly one person from each group on the committee?

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A committee of six people is formed. it consists of people chosen from 5 students, 8 teachers, 5 principals, 10 parents, 4 professors, and 6 business people. if the members are chosen at random, what is the number of ways the committee can be formed with exactly one person from each group on the committee?