Any suggestion? Should be easy, but i cant do it
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>>7793115
Just write down the first two binomial coefficients using that definition above, combine them together and use some tricks to get it into the required form.
Tricks like:
[eqn](n-1)!=\frac{n!}{n}[/eqn]
etc
>>7793207
Also, it helps to write down the required form in form of the definition so that you know what you're trying to prove
Concordo. Grazie cmq
Studi matematica?
Thank you