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| May1-09, 11:28 PM | #18 |
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Counting partitions with two givens
If you want to count the partitions of 25 with 5 terms where each term is unique and the largest term is 8,
then you need to count the partitions of (25-8)=17 with (5-1)=4 terms where each term is unique and smaller than 8. (that's not a final answer but it could help) |
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