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A questions paper contains 12 questions, divided into three parts. Part A contains 6 questions while B and C contains 3 questions each. A candidate is required to attempt 6 questions selecting atleast two from part A and atleast one from each of parts B and C. in how many ways can the candidates select 6 questions?

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