A presidential candidate will be visiting 4 cities in Georgia, 2 cities in Mississippi, and 4 cities in Florida. He wants to plan his travel so that all cities in each state are visited consecutively....

Extracted text: A presidential candidate will be visiting 4 cities in Georgia, 2 cities in Mississippi, and 4 cities in Florida. He wants to plan his travel so that all cities in each state are visited consecutively. (For example, he might visit all the Georgia cities, then all the Florida cities, and then all the Mississippi cities.) If an aid puts together a travel plan which lists the 10 cities in the order they will be visited, how many different lists are possible? Answer =