The number of ways of pressing blue before yellow if all buttons are to be pressed? [closed]
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3 buttons are red, 2 are blue and 2 are yellow.
Also, the case when the number of blue and yellow buttons are unequal.
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3 buttons are red, 2 are blue and 2 are yellow.
Also, the case when the number of blue and yellow buttons are unequal.
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closed as off-topic by Steve Kass, Chinnapparaj R, ArsenBerk, Leucippus, Lord Shark the Unknown Nov 17 at 6:56
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3 buttons are red, 2 are blue and 2 are yellow.
Also, the case when the number of blue and yellow buttons are unequal.
combinatorics
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
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3 buttons are red, 2 are blue and 2 are yellow.
Also, the case when the number of blue and yellow buttons are unequal.
combinatorics
combinatorics
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
Dev
81
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
Dev
81
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
Dev
81
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
Dev
81
asked Nov 17 at 2:47
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closed as off-topic by Steve Kass, Chinnapparaj R, ArsenBerk, Leucippus, Lord Shark the Unknown Nov 17 at 6:56
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Imagine the blue and yellow buttons are a single color (blellow). Then ordering the red and blellow button presses is equivalent.
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
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Imagine the blue and yellow buttons are a single color (blellow). Then ordering the red and blellow button presses is equivalent.
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
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Imagine the blue and yellow buttons are a single color (blellow). Then ordering the red and blellow button presses is equivalent.
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
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Imagine the blue and yellow buttons are a single color (blellow). Then ordering the red and blellow button presses is equivalent.
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
787514
Imagine the blue and yellow buttons are a single color (blellow). Then ordering the red and blellow button presses is equivalent.
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
787514
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
787514
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
787514
answered Nov 17 at 3:43
Chris Jones
787514
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