Answer:
There are four 1s and three 0s
Explanation:
First, we know that there are 7 numbers in the sequence and there are more 1s than 0s, so we have the following options:
Option 1. Seven 1s and zero 0s
Option 2. Six 1s and one 0s
Option 3. Five 1s and two 0s
Option 4. Four 1s and three 0s
On the other hand, the number of permutations for n elements that are not all different is calculated as:

Where k is the number of elements that are different and
is the number of times that every element appears.
Now, we know that the permutation of the symbols is 35, so we need to calculated the number of permutations for every option.
Then, for option 1, we have 7 elements (7 numbers of the sequence) with 2 different elements (seven 1s and zero 0s). So, the number of permutation of the symbols is:
Option 1. 
Because n is equal to 7, k is equal to 2 ,
is equal to 7 and
is equal to 0. At the same way we have:
For option 2. 
For option 3. 
For option 4. 
It means that the option in which the permutation of the symbols is 35 is Option 4, so there are four 1s and three 0s.