Problem 2. MAGA hats are on sale at 90% off, so Don has purchased 19 of them. Now he wants to gift all of them to his three buddies, Alan, Bob and Craig. Each of them should receive at least one hat. Also, Alan should receive at most 8 hats, Bob at most 5 hats, andd Craig at most 6 hats. In how many ways can Don distribute these hats to his buddies? You need to give a complete derivation for the final answer, using the method developed in class. (Brute force listing of all partitions will not be accepted.)

Problem 2. MAGA hats are on sale at 90% off, so Don has purchased 19 of them. Now he wants to gift all of them to his three buddies, Alan, Bob and Craig. Each of them should receive at least one hat. Also, Alan should receive at most 8 hats, Bob at most 5 hats, andd Craig at most 6 hats. In how many ways can Don distribute these hats to his buddies? You need to give a complete derivation for the final answer, using the method developed in class. (Brute force listing of all partitions will not be accepted.)

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Problem 2. MAGA hats are on sale at 90% off, so Don has purchased 19 of them. Now he
wants to gift all of them to his three buddies, Alan, Bob and Craig. Each of them should receive
at least one hat. Also, Alan should receive at most 8 hats, Bob at most 5 hats, andd Craig at
most 6 hats. In how many ways can Don distribute these hats to his buddies? You need to give a
complete derivation for the final answer, using the method developed in class. (Brute force listing
of all partitions will not be accepted.)

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