Phase 1: One cell is wrong. Find it.

How many distinct subsequences of "rabbbit" equal "rabbit"? You can count them by eye — three ways to pick two b's from three. For longer strings, you need a grid. This table has one broken cell. Tap any cell to check it — but first, compute what the cell SHOULD be using its neighbors. Find the cell where your math and the table's value disagree. Then compute the correct final count yourself.

rabbit1000000r1100000a1110000b1111000b1111100b1112200i1112220t1112222