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In how many ways can 12 identical chocolate bars be distributed between three teenagers: John, Lisa...

In how many ways can 12 identical chocolate bars be distributed between three

teenagers: John, Lisa and Dana if

a) There are no restrictions on the number of bars each person gets?

b) If John should get an odd number of bars and Lisa and Dana should get at

least two bars each?

c) If John should get an odd number of bars, Lisa an even number of bars and

Dana should get at least four bars ?

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