Chapter 6: Q5RE (page 440)
How can you find the number of bit strings of length ten that either begin with 101 or end with 010 ?
Short Answer
The number of bit strings of length ten that either begin with 101 or end with 010 is .
Chapter 6: Q5RE (page 440)
How can you find the number of bit strings of length ten that either begin with 101 or end with 010 ?
The number of bit strings of length ten that either begin with 101 or end with 010 is .
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b) Derive an equation that relates the number of r-combinations and the number of r-permutations of a set with n elements.
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