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There are 10c first tier national rugby union teams Argentina, AUstrallia, England France,Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Scotland, south Africa, and wales.
A. How many diffrent two team pairings are possible among these 10 teams?
B. How many diffrent ways are there to select a first second and third ranked team form these 10 teams?
c. Suppose four teams will gather in Auckland, and other six teams will gather in Melbourne. How many ways can this be done?
d. Suppose five teams will gather in Sydney, and the other five teams will gather in Wellington. How many ways can this be done?
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