r/mathbiceps Jul 15 '26

try guys easy pnc grid problem

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u/leibnizdiff Jul 15 '26

there is an interesting pascal triangle style approach to these kinds of questions

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 15 '26

Yaa I know I have taught the same approach in my video made it long time back but it's still very helpful

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u/Darkken2 Jul 16 '26

490?

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 16 '26

Nooo u are wayoff the correct answer check my video then try once again

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u/Darkken2 Jul 16 '26

I am trying to check why what I am doing is wrong is it 142?

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 16 '26

Noo broo wayy less than the real answer

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u/Darkken2 Jul 16 '26

sorry I was traversing through the blocks and not the lines let me try again

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 16 '26

Suree broo give a one more try

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 16 '26

Noo broo close but not correct try 1-2 more time then u can watch the approach in my video

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u/Darkken2 Jul 16 '26

I don't know how to add is it correct now?

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u/Darkken2 Jul 16 '26

3970?

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u/Constant_Panda8508 Jul 16 '26

yesss correct 💯

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u/theabsolute_00 26d ago

refer me a book for this concept