[Steps Shown] Nine men and four women apply to work on a special project that requires six people. How many different project teams can be created from

Question: Nine men and four women apply to work on a special project that requires six people.

How many different project teams can be created from this pool of applicants?
If the project team members are selected at random, what is the probability that no women will be selected?
If the project team members are selected at random what is the probability that all four women will be selected?
If the project team members are selected at random what is the probability that three men and three women will be selected?

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[Steps Shown] Nine men and four women apply to work on a special project that requires six people. How many different project teams can be created from

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