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Problem Solving (PS) | Re: The symbol (n r)­ is defined for positive integers n and r, where n >

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Fish181 wrote:

Bunuel wrote:
Fish181 wrote:
The symbol C(n, r) is defined for positive integers n and r, where n > r, by the equation C(n, r) = n! /[r!(n-r)!] . Which of the following equals C(17, 6)?

a. C(17, 6) / C(16, 5)  
b. C(17, 6)  
c. C(18, 5)  
d. C(23, 17)  
e. C(16,5)­

­What is the source of the question? Thankyou!

­Hi Bunuel, This is mock 5. I tried to use the original formatting but can't get it towork. Image
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Statistics : Posted by Bunuel • on 26 May 2024, 10:33 • Replies 3 • Views 112



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