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Given the following street map: To be a valid route, it must consist of a sequen

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Question

Given the following street map: To be a valid route, it must consist of a sequence of valid move. Each valid move is either going to the right for one block or going down for 1 block. a) How many different valid routes from A to B? b) How many valid routes from A to B that must not pass through D? c) How many valid routes from A to B that must pass through Both C and D? d) How many valid routes from A to B if intersection D and C are closed? e) How many valid routes from A to B that must pass through C but not D?

Explanation / Answer

a) as per given conditions A to B contains 12 routes

b) 10 moves that does not pass through D

c)8 routes that does not pass through C and D

d)6 routes

e) 10 routes that pass through C but not D.

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