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Position of choosen persons don't matter. Thats why your answer is incorrect I think.

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I agree.

As a result you need to say (6*5)/2 for NY, and (4*3)/2, which gives 15 and 6, then multiply to find all combinations = 90.
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New York: 2 out of 6 = \(^6{C_2} = 15\)

Los Angeles: 2 out of 4 = \(^4{C_2} = 6\)

Total : 15 * 6 = 90

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From NY office 2 persons out of total 6 can join the meeting. (order doesn't matter)
From LA office 2 persons out of total 4 can join the meeting. (order doesn't matter)

In total : 6*5(NY office)*4*3(LA office) can join the meeting.

total : 360 ways.
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