Four distinct dices are rolled together. In how many ways can we obtain a sum of 17? [closed]
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Four dices are rolled. In how many ways can we obtain a sum of 17?
permutations
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closed as off-topic by amWhy, José Carlos Santos, drhab, Brahadeesh, Shailesh Nov 21 at 12:44
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