). QUESTION:Count the number of distinct ways of putting 3 balls into 4 boxes when:MB all boxes and balls are distinguishable;ВЕthe boxes are different but the balls are indentical;FDthe balls are identical, the boxes are different but hold at most a single ball.See if you can do the counting when there are m balls and n boxes.

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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