Lecture
Extended Binomial Theorem
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This lecture covers the Extended Binomial Theorem, explaining how to find k-combinations of a set with n elements using generating functions, and the concept of extended binomial coefficients. It also delves into counting problems and generating functions, as well as the Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion. The instructor demonstrates the application of these concepts through examples and proofs.
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