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when you have two numbers that look almost like a fraction (except without the line in the middle), surrounded by parentheses?
What is the meaning of two numbers in parentheses without a fraction line?
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In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of binomial coefficients and how it is represented in mathematical notation. One person thanks others for helping them remember the term and shares a link for more information. Another person expresses gratitude for the new information and adds that they have added it to their bookmarks.
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moonman239 said:
You may be describing a binomial coefficient:
[tex]\binom n k = \frac {n!}{k!(n-k)!}[/tex]
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Damnit! I was too slow (took me a while to remember the English)! 
Anyway...here it is Binomial Coefficient
Anyway...here it is Binomial Coefficient
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Resolved, thanks y'all.
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http://tinyurl.com/28wrmwlphyzmatix said:... I was too slow (took me a while to remember the English)!
Anyway...here it is Binomial Coefficient
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The Chaz said:
Legend! Didn't know about this. Thanks!
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phyzmatix said:
It's on my bookmarks toolbar!
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