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If n−1C3+n−1C4>nC3, then

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n4
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n>5
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n>7
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none of these.
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Solution

The correct option is A n>7
We have,
n1C3+n1C4>nC3nCr+nCr1=n+1CrnC4>nC3n!4!n4!>n!3!n3!n(n1)(n2)(n3)4×3!>n(n1)(n2)3!n3>4Hence,n>7SooptionCiscorrectanswer.

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