Division (Probability)

Total should be 2n/(2!)^n+1 right? There should be an addition 2! in the denominator cause size of distribution is equal??
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Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
Class notes (pls let me know if this concept is incorrect)
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iSoham
iSoham5mo ago
n -> p, q, r objects n! / (p! q! r!) if p=q=r then a extra 3! we haven't used it in the question, cause we also permute the draws groups = (2n)!/ [(2!)^n * n!] total = groups * n!
SirLancelotDuLac
When in doubt just use nCq.(n-q)Cp.(n-q-p)Cr...
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
does that mean the coloured balls are distinct
iTeachChem
iTeachChem4mo ago
+solved @SirLancelotDuLac @lim me → ∞
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