Mathematics, 14.02.2020 23:06 nate102201
I live 9 (rectangular) blocks from Tech, and I walk each morning. The trip is 3 blocks north and 6 blocks west; and I have to follow the streets, so I cannot cut diagonally. At each intersection, I must choose whether to walk north or walk west. Thus, I must make 9 choices of which to take, but of course must go north 3 times and west 6 times. How many possible complete trips to Tech are there?
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