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College+ · Discrete Math

Counting & combinatorics

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  1. Warm-up

    A signal is formed by arranging 99 flags in a row, using 33 identical red flags, 33 identical blue flags, and 33 identical green flags (flags of the same color cannot be told apart). How many distinguishable signal sequences can be formed using all the flags?

  2. Warm-up

    A signal is formed by arranging 1111 flags in a row, using 55 identical red flags, 22 identical blue flags, and 44 identical green flags (flags of the same color cannot be told apart). How many distinguishable signal sequences can be formed using all the flags?

  3. Warm-up

    A signal is formed by arranging 1010 flags in a row, using 22 identical red flags, 55 identical blue flags, and 33 identical green flags (flags of the same color cannot be told apart). How many distinguishable signal sequences can be formed using all the flags?

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