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How many ways can Susan choose 4 colours from 7 different ones?

On the plane, 10 points are marked so that no three of them lie on the same line. How many triangles are there with vertices at these points?

Prove that out of \(n\) objects an even number of objects can be chosen in \(2^{n-1}\) ways.

Prove that every number \(a\) in Pascal’s triangle is equal to

a) the sum of the numbers of the previous right diagonal, starting from the leftmost number up until the one to the right above the number \(a\).

b) the sum of the numbers of the previous left diagonal, starting from the leftmost number to the one to left of the number which is above \(a\).