A company plans to award prizes to its top 3 salespeople, with the largest prize going to the top salesperson, the next-largest prize to the next salesperson, and a smaller prize to the third-ranking salesperson. If the company has 11 salespeople on staff, how many different arrangements of winners are possible?
Choose the correct choice from the following choices:	A) 1,728	B) 1,440	C) 990	D) 220	E) 6
[quote=Bunuel]A company plans to award prizes to its top 3 salespeople, with the largest prize going to the top salesperson, the next-largest prize to the next salesperson, and a smaller prize to the third-ranking salesperson. If the company has 11 salespeople on staff, how many different arrangements of winners are possible?   11*10*9= 
<gadget id="calculator">11*10*9</gadget>
<output>990</output>
990   Answer : 990
<result>C</result>
A company plans to award prizes to its top 3 salespeople, with the largest prize going to the top salesperson, the next-largest prize to the next salesperson, and a smaller prize to the third-ranking salesperson. If the company has 11 salespeople on staff, how many different arrangements of winners are possible?