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8.5. BINOMIAL THEOREM Workout

1] Find the binomial coefficient and explain its meaning. WARM-UP :

2) Find the binomial coefficient and explain its meaning.

3) Expand and simplify the expression

4) Expand and simplify the expression

5) Expand and simplify the expression

HEAVY WEIGHT PROBLEMS

6) Expand and simplify the expression

7) Expand and simplify the expression

8) Expand and simplify the expression

9) Find the specified n th term in the expansion of the binomial

10) Find the specified n th term in the expansion of the binomial

11) Find the specified nth term in the expansion of the binomial

12) Find the coefficient a of the term in the expansion of the binomial

13) Expand the complex number and simplify your result.

COOL DOWN 14) Simplify

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