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Events (Posted on 2005-02-10) Difficulty: 1 of 5
Suppose there were three events that could be done in any order. Let these events be A, B and C. There are a total of 6 possible ways the events can be performed.

However, this time, there is a restriction. B can only be performed after A. In other words, A must be performed before B can, and ACB is also accepted.

Your task is to find a general formula for X number of events, and Y number of restrictions.

None of the events is mentioned in more than one restriction.

No Solution Yet Submitted by wcaexqdz    
Rating: 2.0000 (4 votes)

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  Subject Author Date
No SubjectRudyard Nolan2023-09-15 13:32:56
No SubjectRudyard Nolan2023-09-15 13:32:07
No SubjectRudyard Nolan2023-09-15 13:31:06
No SubjectRudyard Nolan2023-09-15 13:30:16
No SubjectRudyard Nolan2023-09-15 13:29:18
queenJoshua Cobbs2023-08-31 14:24:28
No SubjectJoshua Cobbs2023-08-25 12:14:41
General formulaK Sengupta2023-08-25 00:09:17
CosJoshua Cobbs2023-08-24 08:50:22
No SubjectJoshua Cobbs2023-08-23 15:00:24
Solutionidea - plz read and see wot u think - if youve already got the answerAngela2005-02-15 19:10:59
Some Thoughtsdefine restrictionAdy TZIDON2005-02-10 16:39:23
more interesting combinationsCharlie2005-02-10 15:41:28
SolutionSolutione.g.2005-02-10 14:32:15
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