Question 4 For any integer k > 0 and any integer j, we can define () j·(j–1).…(j-k+1) (Notice what happens when j < k!!) You can assume that k! Pascal's identity holds for this extended version of the binomial coefficients. Proue that Σ, () n+1' (k+1. j=0

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Question 4 For any integer k > 0 and any integer j, we can define ()
j·(j–1)…(j-k+1) (Notice what happens when j < k!!) You can assume that
k!
Pascal's identity holds for this extended version of the binomial coefficients.
Prove that E-o 1) = ().
j=0
k+1,
Transcribed Image Text:Question 4 For any integer k > 0 and any integer j, we can define () j·(j–1)…(j-k+1) (Notice what happens when j < k!!) You can assume that k! Pascal's identity holds for this extended version of the binomial coefficients. Prove that E-o 1) = (). j=0 k+1,
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