Exercise 3. Give a combinatoric argument to prove the identity 2 2n (3.1) j=0 Hint: A subset of n persons is selected from 2n persons, n female and n male. Count the number of n person subsets in two different ways.

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Exercise 3. Give a combinatoric argument to prove the identity
72
2n
(3.1)
j=0
Hint: A subset of n persons is selected from 2n persons, n female and n male.
Count the number of n person subsets in two different uways.
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 3. Give a combinatoric argument to prove the identity 72 2n (3.1) j=0 Hint: A subset of n persons is selected from 2n persons, n female and n male. Count the number of n person subsets in two different uways.
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Let the total persons selected be n out of 2n persons 

Of which let male selected be j and the women selected be n-j

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