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still not clear how you had 3c1 & 3c2?
i understand 9*9*8*1
How did you multiply 3
Imagine this - If I allot the first digit as one of the two digits that are identical, I would need one of the remaining 3 digits to be same as the first one .....OR .....if I allot the first digit to be unique, I would need two of the remaining 3 digits to be identical and one neither equal to the first digit not equal to those two identical digits.i understand 9*9*8*1
How did you multiply 3
This is how the "3" comes into picture.
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someone pls help me understand this basic concept, shouldnt net change be final-initial. In this qs i see they have just culminated the daily change in price?
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It asks for net change and hence to account for every change, you need to take the cumulative sum. Final - Initial might have worked if they were absolute values.
For example if you were given that the stock price was X in January and Y in June. You could take Y - X
For example if you were given that the stock price was X in January and Y in June. You could take Y - X
