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📌 Problem:** A journalist analyzing a climate study finds that over 60 days, 38 days recorded heatwaves, 29 days recorded droughts, and 17 days recorded both. How many days had neither heatwave nor drought?

📌 Heatwaves: \( 38 \), drought: \( 29 \), both: \( 17 \).

📌 Days with at least one event:

📌 + 29 - 17 = 50

📌 Total days: 60.

📌 Days with neither:

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So distinct unordered triples with sum 4 and parts ≤ 3:
That’s three.
Wait: (3,0,1) same as (0,1,3), (2,1,1), (2,2,0), and (1,1,2), and (4,0...
Also: (3,1,0) same.
What about (2,3, -1)? No.
Is (1,1,2) different from (2,1,1)? No, same multiset.
So only three types:
one 3, one 1, one 0 → (3,1,0) up
two 2’s, one 0 → (2,2,0)
two 1’s, one 2 → (2,1,1)

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