Inclusion-exclusion principle

milankuch

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Hello, I am trying to solve out this problem. I have a square net and I need to get from the point (0,0) to (15,20), but I can only go up or to the right, and I mustn´t go through (5,6), (10,9), (7,13) a (12,15). I think I might start with counting all the possibilities (35 over 15?) but I have no idea, how to continue. Thank you very much.
 
Hello, I am trying to solve out this problem. I have a square net and I need to get from the point (0,0) to (15,20), but I can only go up or to the right, and I mustn´t go through (5,6), (10,9), (7,13) a (12,15). I think I might start with counting all the possibilities (35 over 15?) but I have no idea, how to continue. Thank you very much.
I'm not understanding. Do you only need one way or do you need to know all ways? If you only need one way then (0,0) -> (14,0) -> (14,20) -> (15,20) is one of many.
 
Hello, I am trying to solve out this problem. I have a square net and I need to get from the point (0,0) to (15,20), but I can only go up or to the right, and I mustn´t go through (5,6), (10,9), (7,13) a (12,15). I think I might start with counting all the possibilities (35 over 15?) but I have no idea, how to continue. Thank you very much.
I'm not understanding. Do you only need one way or do you need to know all ways? If you only need one way then (0,0) -> (14,0) -> (14,20) -> (15,20) is one of many.
milankuch needs to know the total number of trails from (0,0) to (15,20) which pass through none of the points (5,6), (10,9), (7,13) or (12,15).
 
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