#anyone got any tips for doing this quesion
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do you recognize a pattern on the right term ?
idk i was told to do this
is this quicker method
yes
(this is what I'm proposing you)
so the LHS is the number of increasing subsequences of 4 integers less or equal to n
does the RHS count something too ?
do you agree with the rewriting of the LHS into Σ(1 ≤ i ≤ j ≤ k ≤ r ≤ n) 1 ?
yes
as the general term is constant equal to 1, this sum is equal to the number of terms
do you agree ?
OH, WAIT I THINK I UNDRESTAND
yes
thank you sir
you're welcome
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