I'm having difficulties with the problem below (and problems that are similar in setup). I stumbled across it in a practice GMAT from MBA.com: A 4-person task force is to be formed from the 4 men and 3 women who work in Company G's human resources department. If there are to be 2 men and 2 women on ...

This is very helpful. Forgive me for asking the following, which probably has a very obvious answer, but I'm pretty unfamiliar with this type of problem. We have -- "Let's say A: # of ways you can select 2 men out of a group of 4 B: # of ways you can select 2 women out of a group of 3 answer is...

Ron and Parthian --

Both of you have been very helpful! I dug up the chapter on Combinatorics and have delved into it a bit to gain a better understanding of the concept. Thanks so much for taking the time to respond! It's been much appreciated.