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In how many ways can one go from point A to point B in the following figure. If movement is allowed only along the edges, travelling the least distance possible in each case?

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Answered by lalsinghdilipsingh
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To reach B from A he has to take three right steps and three upward steps no matter what he takes first . So we consider this problem as arrangement of 2 distinct objects(i.e right step and upward step ) 3 each .

So answer is

3!×3!

6!

=20

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