Question

~I Need Someone Who Understand Permutations And Combinations *Very well* ..~

Answer 1

For what? I don't know if I qualify as *very well* but I know how they work.
You got something really complicated?

Answer 2

@CliffSedge :They are not very Complicated but i want someone to help me through some questions ....

Answer 3

I'll at least take a look at one. I need to go in few minutes, though, but hopefully I can at least point you in the right direction.

Answer 4

hmmm. As a start :
IF :
\[\Large C^{n}_{8} \times C^{n}_{6} \ge C^{n}_{7} \times C^{n}_{5}\]
Prove That :
\[\Large n \ge13\]
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Answer 5

Ok, so you know the combinations formula? \[nCk=\frac{n!}{k!(n-k)!}\]

Answer 6

yea

Answer 7

Ok, and as a start, n≥k so it has to be at least 8, just given the values of k.

Answer 8

It might also help to look at a simpler case using slightly smaller numbers to see how the factorials simplify. e.g. Show that 6C5 X 6C3 ≥ 6C4 X 6C2.
That may give you some further insight.

Answer 9

Sorry, should have said "e.g. Show if ... ≥ ..." Because it might not.

Answer 10

:D

Answer 11

To be honest thats not giving me at least a small hint ..
I was looking for a short way to end this question ..
Anyway Ty for your help :)

Answer 12

If you play around with it a little bit, you'll see that the difference between n and k is important for the ultimate size of nCk - maybe also think of Pascal's Triangle . . .

Answer 13

Yeah, sorry, I'm feeling rushed, 'cause I need to go take care of some other matters, so the shortcut isn't coming to me at the moment. Good luck!

Answer 14

nvm ,i will find a way for it :)
Ty again :)