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Binomial coefficient identity #32884

Disproved
WorkbookCorrected.plus_32884

by carlok · Oct 6, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

arithmeticcorrectedelementaryrepairedworkbook

The elementary natural-number identity

((240)−(242)+(244)−(246)+(248)−(2410)+(2412)−(2414)+(2416)−(2418)+(2420)−(2422)+(2424))=4096(\binom{24}{0} - \binom{24}{2} + \binom{24}{4} - \binom{24}{6} + \binom{24}{8} - \binom{24}{10} + \binom{24}{12} - \binom{24}{14} + \binom{24}{16} - \binom{24}{18} + \binom{24}{20} - \binom{24}{22} + \binom{24}{24}) = 4096((024​)−(224​)+(424​)−(624​)+(824​)−(1024​)+(1224​)−(1424​)+(1624​)−(1824​)+(2024​)−(2224​)+(2424​))=4096

holds by direct arithmetic evaluation.

Formalization Note: This corrects Lean-Workbook record lean_workbook_plus_32884, which omitted a compilable colon/type annotation and/or used a preamble of only Mathlib.Analysis.Complex.Basic, and whose stated right-hand side did not match the evaluated left-hand side. The repaired statement keeps the combinatorial/arithmetic left-hand side and uses the evaluated integer right-hand side (original RHS was 0).

Source: InternLM Lean-Workbook, record lean_workbook_plus_32884 (Apache-2.0).

Preamble
import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Choose.Basic
import Mathlib.Tactic.NormNum
Formal statement
theorem WorkbookCorrected.plus_32884 : ((Nat.choose 24 0) - (Nat.choose 24 2) + (Nat.choose 24 4) - (Nat.choose 24 6) + (Nat.choose 24 8) - (Nat.choose 24 10) + (Nat.choose 24 12) - (Nat.choose 24 14) + (Nat.choose 24 16) - (Nat.choose 24 18) + (Nat.choose 24 20) - (Nat.choose 24 22) + (Nat.choose 24 24)) = 4096 := by sorry
Source
https://huggingface.co/datasets/internlm/Lean-Workbook; record lean_workbook_plus_32884; Apache-2.0; corrects Open node 2309c867-340b-462b-a910-07ded8f1b4ea

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