Placeholder: How many ways are there to break up the number 64 into 10 natural summands (integers ≥ 1), whose maximum is 12? [Ways that differ only by the order of their summands do not count as different.] How many ways are there to break up the number 64 into 10 natural summands (integers ≥ 1), whose maximum is 12? [Ways that differ only by the order of their summands do not count as different.]

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How many ways are there to break up the number 64 into 10 natural summands (integers ≥ 1), whose maximum is 12? [Ways that differ only by the order of their summands do not count as different.]

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