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Find the number of ways in which you can distribute 12 chocolates among 3 kids, such that each kid gets the even number of chocolates.

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To solve the problem of distributing 12 chocolates among 3 kids such that each kid receives an even number of chocolates, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understanding the Problem We need to distribute 12 chocolates among 3 kids, and each kid must receive an even number of chocolates. ### Step 2: Representing Even Distribution Since each kid must receive an even number of chocolates, we can express the number of chocolates each kid receives as: - Let \( x_1 \) be the number of chocolates received by Kid 1, ...
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