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What does it mean to subscript a number on probability question C? For example, 5 above C and 6 below C?
Represents the meaning of the combination number formula.

The formula of combination number refers to taking any m(m≤n) elements from n different elements to form a group, which is called the combination of taking m elements from n different elements; The number of all combinations of m(m≤n) elements from n different elements is called the number of combinations of m elements from n different elements. Represented by the symbol c(n, m). That is, above c, below m and below n.

c(n,m)=n! /((n-m)! *m! )

c(n,m)=c(n,n-m)

C6(5)*C6(4) is C (6,5) * C (6,4).

C(6,5)*C(6,4)=C(6, 1)*C(6,2)=(6/ 1)*[(6 * 5)/2]= 6 * 15 = 90