You and your 3 roommates gave out a lot of candy on Halloween, but you still have34 pieces of candy left.How many different ways can you divide up the remaining 34 pieces of candy amongthe 4 of you so that everyone gets at least 2 pieces of candy, but nobody gets adozen or more pieces of candy?Your Answer:Answer

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You and your 3 roommates gave out a lot of candy on Halloween, but you still have 34 pieces of candy left. How many different ways can you divide up the remaining 34 pieces of candy among the 4 of you so that everyone gets at least 2 pieces of candy, but nobody gets a dozen or more pieces of candy?