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1. Exactly three 1 s?
2. At most three ?
3. At least three 1 s?
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4. An equal number of and
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1. Exactly three 1 s?
2. At most three ?
3. At least three 1 s?
Take a shortcut by using the previous answer:
4. An equal number of and
?
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