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Counting Collections

The document discusses counting collections and the concept of binomial coefficients in combinatorics. It includes examples of choosing distinct items, such as pizza toppings and students, highlighting the importance of order in selections. Additionally, it touches on multinomial coefficients and their applications in counting problems.
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Counting Collections

The document discusses counting collections and the concept of binomial coefficients in combinatorics. It includes examples of choosing distinct items, such as pizza toppings and students, highlighting the importance of order in selections. Additionally, it touches on multinomial coefficients and their applications in counting problems.
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