Probability Question

So, this is a collection probability. Let's say the five women are Annie, Barbara, Catherine, Denise and Elizabeth. Clearly we need to choose three from this bunch, so the tendency is to say 5*4*3. However, this misses the point that (Annie Barbara Catherine) is the same group as (Catherine Barbara Annie) or (Barbara Catherine Annie).

The formula for collections in this case is:
(5!)/(3!*2!)=10
or you could think of it as:
(Total!)/[(Number selected!)((Total-Number Selected)!)]

And think about this logically. To get a collection of three women from a group of five, we simply need to see how many combinations of two women we can exclude.

Here they are:
AB, AC, AD, AE, BC, BD, BE, CD, CE, DE
A total of ten.

Of course, for each of these 10 women groupings, there are 7 possible men that could be matched.

10*7=70