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Counting: Bit Strings and Committees
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This lecture covers the counting of bit strings with specific patterns, forming committees with equal numbers of men and women, distributing distinguishable balls into boxes, poker hands with aces and kings, and coefficients in expansions. It also includes examples of the Pigeonhole Principle and selecting cards from a deck.
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