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Counting separately the number of play-offs requiring m, m+1, . . , and 2m−1 games, show that the total number of different outcomes (sequences of wins and losses by one of the teams) is

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Counting separately the number of play-offs requiring m, m+1, . . , and 2m−1 games, show that the t...