Mathematics, 21.05.2020 02:02, Candieboo6939

Judges at an art competition must select first-, second-, and third-place winners from an exhibition of 12 paintings. In how many different ways can the winning paintings be chosen?

A.
1,320
B.
440
C.
220
D.
18

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