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From: Andrea <TomSpall@Sympatico.ca>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2000101815:38:16
Subject: HELP
I am a grade 13 or OAC student in Canada. I am currently taking a
Finite class the is learning, at the moment, Combinatorics. I am
having an extreamly difficult time with the concept of this chapter
and was wondering if someone would be able to help. Here is an
example question that has me stuck...
Prove:
1 over (a-1)!n! + 1 over a!(n-1)! = a+n over a!n!
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