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DescriptionPascal's triangle pathways.svg	The Pascal's triangle overlaid on a grid, with the number on each square representing the number of possible pathways to take from (0, 0), assuming only down and right moves are allowed. To get to (3, 3), 20 pathways are possible, corresponding to ${\displaystyle _{6}\mathrm {C} _{3}}$.
Date	25 April 2012, 18:55 (UTC)
Source	This file was derived from: Chess tile rl.svg:
Author	Chess_tile_rl.svg: David Benbennick derivative work: Eviatar Bach

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• File:Chess_tile_rl.svg licensed with PD-self
  • 2010-03-06T18:43:57Z Darklama 64x64 (1002 Bytes) filled white rock with white color
  • 2009-05-03T21:55:38Z Cäsium137 64x64 (3469 Bytes) {{subst:!}}

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