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A trader decides that he has surplus stocks of 9 different kinds of goods. He decides to make-up gift parcels, each to contain four different goods, which he will sell at a special price. How many different kinds of parcel may he produce?

A trader decides that he has surplus stocks of 9 different kinds of goods. He decides to make-up gift parcels, each to contain four different goods, which he will sell at a special price. How many different kinds of parcel may he produce? Correct Answer 126

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