Asked by Thomas

Three-dimensional tic-tac-toe can be played on three arrays of 3x3 lattice points. To win, three points in a line must be chosen. Examples of such lines are ABC, ADE, AFG, AHI, FHJ. How many different lines can be found?
Answered by Dbfb
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Answered by MathGeek(noImAGradeSevenStuden)
(This Is A Theory, IDK if it's correct)
first of all, you need to do an NCR calculation of one square, if you do not know what an NCR is, the answer is nine factorial divided by six factorial, divided by three factorial, times three.

9! ÷ 6!÷ 3! = 84. 84 × 3(# of squares) =252.
Answered by joe
thanks sooo much
Answered by Ahah fddbd
You know you got to do 17! 🦈🐊🐊🐊and them divide by how fat you are
Answered by your dad
Divide your moms weight by yours
Answered by mom
was it right
Answered by Hi
Lol do we all go to som here?
Answered by Hi
Cuz u didnt even show what the examples are
Answered by asdfdsf
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Answered by wadsad
spirit of math anyone
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