How do you calculate the number of unique variations if you have 30 possible items to choose from and you can pick 1 to 30 of them?
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How do you calculate the number of unique variations if you have 30 possible items to choose from and you can pick 1 to 30 of them?
How do you calculate the number of unique variations if you have 30 possible items to choose from and you can pick 1 to 30 of them?
It sounds like you are asking for the number of non-empty subsets.
Build up to the answer by considering a smaller number of items.
For 1 item, the answer is 1.
For 2 items, the answer is 3,
{a,b} --> {a},{b},{a,b}
For 3 items, the answer is 2 * 3 + 1 = 7
for 4 items, the answer is 2 * 7 + 1 = 15
etc
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