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This is one question about 14-bit strings How many 14-bit strings that have more 0’s than...

This is one question about 14-bit strings

  1. How many 14-bit strings that have more 0’s than 1’s?
  2. How many 14-bit strings that have even number of 0’s?
  3. How many 14-bit strings that have no consecutive three 0’s in a row?

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago
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