Property related to prime number in a pascal triangle
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Step-by-step explanation:
I believe it is true.
If (nr)=p for some prime p and 1<r<n−1, then,
If n≥p, then (nr)>n≥p, as the binomial coefficients increase and then decrease as r varies from 0 to n.
If n<p then (nr) can never be divisible by p, as n! is not divisible by p.
OR as hardmath succintly put it:
p∣(nr)⇒p≤n<(nr)
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