Answer to Question #349391 in Statistics and Probability for hiro

Statistics and Probability

Question #349391

For N= 20 and n = 18, how many possible combinations of samples without replacement can be formed?

Expert's answer

"\\dbinom{N}{n}=\\dbinom{20}{18}=\\dfrac{20!}{18!(20-18)!}=190"

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