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You can start from the upper left corner of a 6×6 grid and move down or right, so how many ways can you reach the lower right corner of the grid?
You need to use the related knowledge of permutation and combination here. To put it simply, no matter how you go, you must take 12 step, of which 6 steps must be moved down and 6 steps will not be moved to the right, so the problem is transformed into choosing 6 steps down from 12 step (the remaining 6 steps will naturally turn to the right), depending on how many different selection methods are needed, that is, C (the right subscript is 65438+).

This is the content of elective course 2-3 in B version of senior high school mathematics teaching. You can check the corresponding counseling books.

Which of the following is A and B?