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There are 100 identical red balls, 100 identical yellow balls, and 100 identical green balls. In...

There are 100 identical red balls, 100 identical yellow balls, and 100 identical green balls. In how many different ways can we select 25 balls so that the number of red balls is even and the number of yellow balls is odd?

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