Present a combinatorial argument to justify your answer. How many increasing (not strictly) functions are there from {1, · . ·, n} to {0, 1} ? ....

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Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials
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Present a combinatorial argument to justify
your answer. How many increasing (not
strictly) functions are there from {1, · . ·, n} to
{0, 1} ?
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