Problem 4: How many paths in the integer lattice Z? are there which • only use north-steps (0, 1) and cast-steps (1,0), start at the origin (0,0), • end at the point (30, 60), and • go through the point (10, 20)?

Problem 4: How many paths in the integer lattice Z? are there which • only use north-steps (0, 1) and cast-steps (1,0), start at the origin (0,0), • end at the point (30, 60), and • go through the point (10, 20)?

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Problem 4: How many paths in the integer lattice Z? are there which
• only use north-steps (0, 1) and cast-steps (1,0),
• start at the origin (0, 0),
• end at the point (30, 60), and
go through the point (10, 20)?

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