Guest guest Posted January 27, 2007 Report Share Posted January 27, 2007 Yes, it's 14,189. I did it differently: For Part A: 2027 times, coming from: Sum of (12C12)+(12C11)+...+(12C6) = 2510. Subtracting 3x 37 = 111 (if any subpoint has 0, it's " not autism " ): 420, 430, 440, 340, 240. Subtracting 93 x4 = 372 (if having only ONE of A.a it's not autism): 441, 431x2, 421x2, 411x2, 331, 321x2. For Part B: 7 ways. Then 2027 x 7 = 14,189 ways... : if your sum was actually run on a computer with FOR loops and IF checks, I would trust that result ;-) [ " De Carlo " ] > 7 * sum(i=2..4,j=1..4,k=1..4,i+j+k>=6)[(4 nCr i)(4 nCr j)(4 nCr k)] = > 14,189. So, sorry to disappoint, there are actually a few less ways to be > autistic than previously thought. Thank you for thinking about this, Mircea Pauca, Bucuresti, Romania Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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