<span>How many ways are there to distribute n distinct balls into r boxes (a box can contain any number of balls, ranging from zero (none) all the way to all n balls.</span>
What do you mean I’m confused
Alright, so the sum of two days is going to equal zero.
The variable here is what Jesse got on the first day. Let's call it "x".
x-6=0
x is the first day's score, -6 is the second day's score, and the total score is zero.
Now, add 6 to both sides.
x-6=0
+6 +6
x=6
Jesse's score for the first day was (+)6.
