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Prove combinatorially: {{n choose x)= {{k+1 choose n-1)

This question is asking to prove combinatoriallywhether  n multi-choose k is equal to k+1 multi-choosen-1

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n multichoose k counts the multisets of cardinality k thatcan be made from a set of n distinct    See Answer
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