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Mathematics, 23.03.2021 01:00 ladybugperez05

Suppose you owe 10 dollars to a friend. Each week you pay your friend at least 1 dollar back. Sometimes however you might pay your friend back 2 dollars in a week and other times you might pay your friend 5 dollars in a week. How many different payment sequences are possible

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