Re: N choose r, if N tends to infinity ?
> I was wondering whether someone has figure out the
> value of C(N, r),
> i.e., N choose r, if N is infinity?
> Thanks for your reply in advance.
> - Nischal
>
As N --> inf.,
C(N,r) --> 1 if r = 0 or N.
C(N,r) --> inf. if 0<r<N.
Jack
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