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using 1 through 9...equal 23
Trying to figure out how many combinations there are using the numbers 1 through 9 4 inputs to equal 23 without repeating the combination.
Example: 9+9+4+1=23 9+9+3+2=23 and so on...there has to be a simple way to figure this out besides writing it out. Thanks for any help |
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