Combinations are finite sets in which the order does not matter.
Combinations
The formula for finding the number of combinations without repetitions:
Historical reference In 1666, Leibniz published Discourses on Combinatorial Art. In his work, Leibniz, introducing special symbols, terms for subsets and operations on them, finds all k -combinations of n elements, deduces the properties of combinations: , , Usage example: In how many ways can two attendants be chosen from a class of 25 students? m = 2 ( required number of attendants ) n = 25 (total students in the class) Solution: Check yourself! 1) In how many ways can three students be delegated to an interuniversity conference of 9 members of a scientific society? SOLUTION
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