Willy Wonka gives everyone who visits his factory 11 pieces of candy to take home. He never gives a person 2 or more pieces of thesame type of candy. If Mr. Wonka has 22 different types of candy, in how many different ways could Mr. Wonka give a visitor hiscandy?Mr. Wonka can distribute candy indifferent ways.fordays without repeating candyIf 195 people visit Mr. Wonka's factory each day, Mr. Wonka can go :selections (giving two visitors the same selection of candy).

To find the total number of ways Willy Wonka can distribute candy to visitors without repeating the…

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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