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A voice teacher selects 9 students from the class to sing for the trustees. The class...

A voice teacher selects 9 students from the class to sing for the trustees. The class has 13 men and 14 women. In how many ways can 9 students be selected and arranged in a row with 5 men in the middle and 2 women on each end?

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