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Problem VII.4. How many non-negative integer vectors are there such that where exactly k of the entries zero? N Problem VII.5
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R-k Qar - 2 N where exactly k are gerees do, we have { di = N here the number of solution is same as coefficient of an in the

(1:1) First we write it as N-K + pk-1+1 / K-145 K-1 K-U jak- Lang - (9) EQ - (+) + * + Ž ) Nove since (K-1) = 1 = (4) (43)

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