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1 8.5. BINOMIAL THEOREM Workout

2 1] Find the binomial coefficient and explain its meaning. WARM-UP :

3 2) Find the binomial coefficient and explain its meaning.

4 3) Expand and simplify the expression

5 4) Expand and simplify the expression

6 5) Expand and simplify the expression

7 HEAVY WEIGHT PROBLEMS

8 6) Expand and simplify the expression

9 7) Expand and simplify the expression

10 8) Expand and simplify the expression

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

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

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

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

15 13) Expand the complex number and simplify your result.

16 COOL DOWN 14) Simplify

17 OTWOYO: Page 599/ 40,42,46, 48-54 even 58, 60, 66, 72, 96

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