Math, asked by ifrahzameer8149, 10 months ago

What is a multinomial coefficient? How is it different from the binomial coefficient?

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Answered by adityakanojiya042

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Answered by Anonymous

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The multinomial coefficient, used in combinatorics, is an. ... You may want to read this article first: What is a Factorial(!)? ... For example, let's say you're trying to find the number of different .

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