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Is it possible for r to be greater than n in nCr? explain?
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No, that would make no sense. You can't choose 5 books from a pile of 3 books.
if r>n the nCr=0
provided n and r are integers
is there just a simple answer for this question? other then no.
no, if you have 3 things you cant pick five of them.
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(we dont pick one twice)
In general, it is possible to generalise the idea of nCr, just depends on how you want to generalise I think... here is what you want perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_coefficient#Two_real_or_complex_valued_arguments
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