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Binomial theorem
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Binomial theorem
The Binomial Theorem is another method to help us expand binomials in a faster manner. It is particularly useful when we work on binomial expansions that involve binomials raised to high powers.
Lessons
- 1.Expand (a+b)4, using:a)Pascal's Triangleb)Binomial Theorem
- 2.Expand:a)(5x+2)3b)(2x−3y)4
- 3.In the expansion of (7x21−x3)10 , determine:a)the 4th termb)the middle termc)the constant term
- 4.In the expansion of (3−2x)8 , determine the coefficient of the term containing X5.
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