If ^n P_r=1814400 and ^n C_r=45, find ^ n+4 C_ r+3 . - Vidyadip

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If ${ }^n P_r=1814400$ and ${ }^n C_r=45$, find ${ }^{n+4} C_{r+3}$.

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