\(^nC_r\)=nCr(n,r)

nCr() is used to calculate combinations (order doesn’t matter). You will most commonly only use it with numbers were the first parameter is you n (Number of items in the set) and the last parameter is your r (Number of selected items). You can also use lists or matrixes of values to calculate multiple combinations at the same time.

Examples

3 items selected from a set of 10:

CalculatorsAll TI-Nspire
Shortcutb>5>3
ParametersnCr(Expression,Expression)
nCr(List, List)
nCr(Matrix, Matrix)

Using a list:

Using a matrix: