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Mathematics, 06.03.2020 18:55 broyochey1

Point) Consider a list of randomly generated 4-letter "words" printed on a paper. The letters cannot be repeated. (a) At least how many of these "words" should be printed to be sure of having at least 9 identical "words" on the list?

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