# Hockey match

The hockey match ended with result 3:1. How many different storylines may have the match?

Result

n =  4

#### Solution:

$A:\ 0:0 \ 0:1\ 1:1\ 2:1\ 3:1 \ \\ B: 0:0\ 1:0\ 1:1\ 2:1\ 3:1 \ \\ C: 0:0\ 1:0\ 2:0\ 2:1\ 3:1 \ \\ D: 0:0\ 1:0\ 2:0\ 3:0\ 3:1 \ \\$

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