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A school awards ceremony has $12$ students receiving awards. The awards are grouped as follows: $5$ for academic achievement, $2$ for sports, and $5$ for arts. If awards of the same type are indistinguishable, how many different sequences can the awards be presented in?

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$16 comma 632$

A school awards ceremony has 1212 students receiving awards. The awards are grouped as follows: 55 for academic achievement, 22 for sports, and 55 for arts. If awards of the same type are indistinguishable, how many different sequences can the awards be presented in?

A school awards ceremony has $12$ students receiving awards. The awards are grouped as follows: $5$ for academic achievement, $2$ for sports, and $5$ for arts. If awards of the same type are indistinguishable, how many different sequences can the awards be presented in?