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What is the smallest n such that
[tex]\lg {n\choose0.15n} + 0.15n \geq {112}[/tex]
[tex]\lg {n\choose0.15n} + 0.15n \geq {112}[/tex]
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What is lg?Dragonfall said:What is the smallest n such that
[tex]\lg {n\choose0.15n} + {n\choose0.15n} \geq {112}[/tex]
Math_QED said:What is lg?
Does the log contain the sum of both combinations? (Then you should have added more brackets)Dragonfall said:Log base 2
Math_QED said:Does the log contain the sum of both combinations? (Then you should have added more brackets)
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