() - -() n n Proposition 10. Let n and k be positive integers. Then k = n k k- 1 Special directions: Your proof must be a combinatorial proof. Proof.

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() - -(=)
Proposition 10. Let n and k be positive integers. Then k
= n
k
k - 1
Special directions: Your proof must be a combinatorial proof.
Proof.
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