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; BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]: Calculates the binomial coefficient <math> n \choose r </math>.
 
; BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]: Calculates the binomial coefficient <math> n \choose r </math>.
 
{{example|1=<code>BinomialCoefficient[5,3]</code> returns 10.}}
 
{{example|1=<code>BinomialCoefficient[5,3]</code> returns 10.}}
==CAS-Syntax==
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==CAS Syntax==
 
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; BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]: Calculates the binomial coefficient <math> n \choose r </math>. If you type undefined variables instead of numbers it yields a formula for the binomial coefficient.
; BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]: Calculates the binomial coefficient <math> n \choose r </math>. If you type undefined variables instead of numbers it yields a formular for the binomial coefficient.
 
 
{{example|1=<code>BinomialCoefficient[n,3]</code> returns <math>\frac{n (n² - 3n + 2)}{6}</math>.}}
 
{{example|1=<code>BinomialCoefficient[n,3]</code> returns <math>\frac{n (n² - 3n + 2)}{6}</math>.}}

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BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]
Calculates the binomial coefficient n \choose r .
Example: BinomialCoefficient[5,3] returns 10.

CAS Syntax

BinomialCoefficient[Number n, Number r]
Calculates the binomial coefficient n \choose r . If you type undefined variables instead of numbers it yields a formula for the binomial coefficient.
Example: BinomialCoefficient[n,3] returns \frac{n (n² - 3n + 2)}{6}.
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