Prove algebraically, using factorials, that C(8,4) = C(7,3) + C(7,4)
Prove that C(7,5) = C(4,4) + C(5,1) + C(6,2)
Prove algebraically, using factorials, that C(8,4) = C(7,3) + C(7,4)?
They're both done the same way. Here's the first one:
C(7,3) + C(7,4) =
7! / 3!4! + 7! / 4!3! =
7! / 3!4! + 7! / 3!4! =
2 * 7! / 3!4! =
4 * 2 * 7! / 4 * 3!4!
8 * 7! / 4 * 3!4! =
8 * 7! / 4!4! =
8! / 4!4! =
C(8,4)
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