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A combination is a way of selecting items from a group where the order doesn't matter—for instance, picking an apple and an orange is the same combination as picking an orange and an apple. This concept matters in mathematics because it helps us count and analyze different possible selections, which is useful in probability, statistics, and many real-world problems involving choices and groupings.
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