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Equal number of left and right jumps

Source: Tournament of Towns 2016 Fall Tour, A Senior, Problem #7

April 22, 2017
combinatorics

Problem Statement

Several frogs are sitting on the real line at distinct integer points. In each move, one of them can take a 11-jump towards the right as long as they are still in on distinct points. We calculate the number of ways they can make NN moves in this way for a positive integer NN. Prove that if the jumps were all towards the left, we will still get the same number of ways.
(F. Petrov)
(Translated from [url=http://sasja.shap.homedns.org/Turniry/TG/index.html]here.)