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Given that (1+x)^5 (1+ax)^6 = 1+bx + 10x^2 + ............................. + a^6x^11 fine the values of a, b
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I would begin by expanding the left hand side
That part I figured out but then what?
well, then after you that, The x^2 term in the expansion on the right will be formed from: (1) *(15a^2x^2) + (5x)*(6ax) + (10x^2)*(1) = [15a^2 + 30a + 10] * x^2
now, that should be equal to 10x^2
now we can write this: 15a^2+30a+10=10
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then just solve that
for you values of a
oooooh I get it now thank you
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