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use binomial theorem to expand and simplify (4a-b)^5
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(4a-b)^5=(4a)^5-5C1(4a)^4.(b)+5C2(4a)^3(b)^2-5C3(4a)^2(b)^3 +5C4(4a*B^4)-5C5b^5
pascal's triangle is more fun
myininaya....actually the pascal's triangle is the values of nCr..
yes i know lol
you find the lines of the pascal triangle without knowing what C means
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except for (x+y)^n then you would need that C junk
so i think it's the better way to approach in a way how do we find binomial series rather that to remember the large values...
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