Math, asked by arzea44, 7 months ago

ncr + nc(r-1) = n + 1cr. Prove this point.​

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by nehasakuja1977
2

Answer:

=

(n−r)!r!

n!

+

(n−r+1)!(r−1)!

n!

=n![

(n−r)!r!

1

+

(n−r+1)!(r−1)!

1

]

=n![

(n−r)!r(r−1)!

1

+

(n−r+1)!(r−1)!

1

]

=

(r−1)!

n!

[

(n−r)!r

1

+

(n−r+1)!

1

]

=

(r−1)!

n!

[

r(n−r)!

1

+

(n−r+1)(n−r)!

1

]

=

(r−1)!(n−r)!

n!

[

r

1

+

(n−r+1)

1

]

=

(r−1)!(n−r)!

n!

[

r(n−r+1)

n−r+1+r

]

=

(r−1)!(n−r)!

n!

[

r(n−r+1)

n+1

]

=

(n−r+1)(r−1)!r(n−r)!

(n+1)n!

=

(n−r+1)!r!

(n+1)!

=

n+1

C

r

Answered by sakshibh5
4

Answer:

ncr+nc(r-1) = n+1cr

125+577(r-1)=702n+1cr=802

And add it 802+702+1+1 =1506 will be the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Follow me and give me 15 thanks and also give me brainliest answer

Similar questions