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OpenStudy (alli6106):

Suppose the numbers from 1 to 30 are arranged in consecutive order. How many different pairs of numbers may be selected if there are at least three numbers between the chosen numbers?

OpenStudy (rational):

is the pair \((a,b)\) considered same as the pair \((b,a)\) ?

OpenStudy (alli6106):

i am not sure

OpenStudy (rational):

If it is consdiered same, then you may count like this : \[\color{blue}{1},2,3,4,5,\ldots,26,27,28,29,30\] If you choose the first number as \(\color{blue}{1}\), how many choices are there for the second number in the pair ?

OpenStudy (alli6106):

2

OpenStudy (rational):

what are they ?

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