Can somebody prove that (n−1r−1)+(n−1r)=(nr)?
Thanks,
AnxiousLlama
Hello AnxiousLlama,
I am problably too late and I'm not sure, but still I give a try:
(n−1r−1)+(n−1r)
order the terms using the commutative law
(n−1r)+(n−1r−1)
simplify with the Pascal's triangle (nk)+(nk−1)=(n+1k) to
(nr) so it's true.
Straight