QUESTION 12. The combination of 11 things taken 8 at a time ( 11 CB) is exactly the same as 11 thingstaken 3 at a time (11 C 3). Explain why this is logical and not just a coincidence.

It is given that two combinations • 11 things taken 8 at a time. • 11 things taken 3 at a time.

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QUESTION 12. The combination of 11 things taken 8 at a time ( 11 C B) is exactly the same as 11 things taken 3 at a time (11 C 3). Explain why this is logical and not just a coincidence.