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There are 10 people in an elevator that is at the sixth floor. If the elevator...

There are 10 people in an elevator that is at the sixth floor. If the elevator goes down to the first floor, in how many ways can the 10 people exit the elevator in such a way that at least one person gets off at each of the five floors below?

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