How to Compute Binomial Coefficients

How to Compute Binomial Coefficients

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[Cosmos]

Even that line in the beginning about this being the number of ways to choose r obects from a group of n objects was super helpful. Now I understand why when n < r the answer is 0.

[robertkern]

Hi Math Sorcerer. Am a big fan, and particularly have enjoyed your recent run of example problems you're uploading. Please keep it up.
I would just note, in this one maybe we could have clarified that this equation is for when the order of selection doesn't matter. This is particularly evident in the 7 choose 7 problem ie. if order doesn't matter then the answer is 1 as you just pick them all, but if order matters then there's many variations in which the order of selection can be made.
I can't remember the equation here, and tbh can't be bothered to look for it right now either (so again thank you for these examples, reminding me of forgotten equations and problems).
Maybe being a bit pedantic, and please keep it up, these are great and enjoyable, cheers Rob

[nyrmike]

Yes this video was very helpful. Under the concept and your illustrations to each of the examples.