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n-Bit Binary Strings with Fixed Digits

I need to show that the number of n-bit binary strings that contain exactly two occurrences of 10 is C(n+1, 5).


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It is shown how it may be proven that the number of n-bit binary strings that contain exactly two occurrences of 10 is C(n+1, 5).

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