I have a permutations & combinations geometry question. The raffle tickets that are sold at a sporting event have 6 numbers. Each of the 6 numbers is randomly selected from the values1 through 10 without any repeats on a ticket.Identify all of the numeric expressions that are equivalent to how many unique raffle tickets are possible.10!6!4!10-9-8-7-6-510!(10-6)!

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