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10/3/2013 10:26:29 AM EDT
It's easy stuff with factorials, I just forgot how to finish the last part.

the problem is 7!4!/6!2!

After everything cancels out I am left with 7 4*3/2*1

My question is for the numerator. Do I multiply 7 and 12 or add 7 and 12? Then I divide the answer by 2 obviously.
10/3/2013 10:29:18 AM EDT
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It's easy stuff with factorials, I just forgot how to finish the last part.

the problem is 7!4!/6!2!

After everything cancels out I am left with 7 4*3/2*1

My question is for the numerator. Do I multiply 7 and 12 or add 7 and 12? Then I divide the answer by 2 obviously.
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(7!4!)/(6!2!) = (7!/6!)*(4!/2!) = 7*(4*3)
10/3/2013 10:33:02 AM EDT
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(7!4!)/(6!2!) = (7!/6!)*(4!/2!) = 7*(4*3)
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It's easy stuff with factorials, I just forgot how to finish the last part.

the problem is 7!4!/6!2!

After everything cancels out I am left with 7 4*3/2*1

My question is for the numerator. Do I multiply 7 and 12 or add 7 and 12? Then I divide the answer by 2 obviously.

(7!4!)/(6!2!) = (7!/6!)*(4!/2!) = 7*(4*3)


Ok so multiply. Thanks.