Mathematics, 13.08.2019 03:20 nculberson6

Consider a flagpole with 10 spaces. there are 3 types of flags: red flags occupy 1 space, blue and green flags occupy 2 spaces each. in how many ways can the 10 spaces of the flagpole can be covered with flags such that no spaces is empty.

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Consider a flagpole with 10 spaces. there are 3 types of flags: red flags occupy 1 space, blue and...