DM-9-Combinatorics-Some previous gate questions

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Great video, well explained. Thank you sir

kindykomal
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Thanks for teaching us in this easy way sir.Great material.

Bstarinfo
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if roses are different than how can we solve this problem

Anoopegi
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Very useful material thanks for uploading 😊

jackofalltrades
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The answer for gate 1999 question should be (n+1)Pk. Sir please check as we have n+1 choices and k elements.According to your answer 01010 and 10100 are same

keshavgupta
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in 1991, selecting n positions to fills 0's out of 3n positions....ie 3nCn?

satyakiguha
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Why we didn't just add the solutions in flower problem?

chetanrajput
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sir why did you take n and k both equal to 2, i mean if it wolud b a matter of both values being same then why the need to take to variables n and k instead they might have told that there are n zeroes and k ones

payalsagar
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in gate 1999 problem n zeroes and k ones such that ones are not
consider the example 0_0_0 (the '_' indicates one's) then the number of zeros is n here, then number of one's is (n-1)
then why not option A is the correct one?

pritamsaha
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Sir why cant we apply template 1 in 10 roses problem?

shamim-io
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Is these tutorial series of discreate mathematics covers gate syallabus.

ShubhamSingh-fg
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What is the mistake in last question which sir said, can someone help??

namankumr
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@Gate cs lectures by gate book
Please add lectures on recurrence relations and peigion hole principle

azhark
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sir what if all 10 roses are different in the first problem?

sushmitanigam
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sir please explain deeply the 2001 question

sandy
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in gate 1999 problem n zeroes and k ones such that ones are not is mentioned about the possible values of n and if n=5, k=1...there will be no possible solutions....so don't we have to check whether there are enough 0's to separate the ones?shouldn't there be any constraint on values of n and k?

satyakiguha