A 13-lot lottery game
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A sports lottery game consists of $13$ games. For each game, there are three alternatives: team $A$ wins, team $B$ wins or both teams tie. Who wins the $13$ results. In addition, in each one of the $13$ games, you can make a simple game (mark only one of the three alternatives), or a double game (mark two among the three alternatives) or a triple play (you can mark the three alternatives). Of course you you will pay more if you play a double game and even more if you play a triple game. How many ways to fill the card exist if you only make one game triple and the rest simple games?
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A sports lottery game consists of $13$ games. For each game, there are three alternatives: team $A$ wins, team $B$ wins or both teams tie. Who wins the $13$ results. In addition, in each one of the $13$ games, you can make a simple game (mark only one of the three alternatives), or a double game (mark two among the three alternatives) or a triple play (you can mark the three alternatives). Of course you you will pay more if you play a double game and even more if you play a triple game. How many ways to fill the card exist if you only make one game triple and the rest simple games?
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What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
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A sports lottery game consists of $13$ games. For each game, there are three alternatives: team $A$ wins, team $B$ wins or both teams tie. Who wins the $13$ results. In addition, in each one of the $13$ games, you can make a simple game (mark only one of the three alternatives), or a double game (mark two among the three alternatives) or a triple play (you can mark the three alternatives). Of course you you will pay more if you play a double game and even more if you play a triple game. How many ways to fill the card exist if you only make one game triple and the rest simple games?
combinatorics discrete-mathematics
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
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Gabriel Augusto
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A sports lottery game consists of $13$ games. For each game, there are three alternatives: team $A$ wins, team $B$ wins or both teams tie. Who wins the $13$ results. In addition, in each one of the $13$ games, you can make a simple game (mark only one of the three alternatives), or a double game (mark two among the three alternatives) or a triple play (you can mark the three alternatives). Of course you you will pay more if you play a double game and even more if you play a triple game. How many ways to fill the card exist if you only make one game triple and the rest simple games?
combinatorics discrete-mathematics
combinatorics discrete-mathematics
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
platty
3,330320
asked Dec 5 at 1:11
Gabriel Augusto
1
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
platty
3,330320
asked Dec 5 at 1:11
Gabriel Augusto
1
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
platty
3,330320
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
platty
3,330320
edited Dec 5 at 7:06
platty
3,330320
3,330320
asked Dec 5 at 1:11
Gabriel Augusto
1
asked Dec 5 at 1:11
Gabriel Augusto
1
asked Dec 5 at 1:11
Gabriel Augusto
1
1
What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
– Ross Millikan
Dec 5 at 1:20
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What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
– Ross Millikan
Dec 5 at 1:20
What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
– Ross Millikan
Dec 5 at 1:20
What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
– Ross Millikan
Dec 5 at 1:20
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What have you tried? Have you tried with two or three games?
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