Lecture

Permutations and Binomial Coefficients

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This lecture covers the concepts of permutations and binomial coefficients, explaining how to calculate the number of different permutations of objects and types. It also delves into examples involving selecting committees and roles. The lecture further discusses multinomial coefficients and their applications in various scenarios.

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