3. Let n ≥ 9 be an integer. Give a combinatorial proof of the identity n-5 k n - () = (^=) ("=^). 9 3 5 k=4

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3. Let n ≥ 9 be an integer. Give a combinatorial proof of the identity
n-5
k
n
-
() = (^=) ("=^).
9
3
5
k=4
Transcribed Image Text:3. Let n ≥ 9 be an integer. Give a combinatorial proof of the identity n-5 k n - () = (^=) ("=^). 9 3 5 k=4
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