Lecture

Advanced Counting: Inclusion-Exclusion

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Description

This lecture covers the Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion for finite sets, providing formulas and examples on how to count elements in unions and intersections. It also introduces the concept of derangements and presents the theorem for calculating the number of derangements in a set.

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