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Find the specified nth term in the expansion of the binomial. (Write the expansion in descending powers of x.) (x - 2y)^12, n = 6
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since nCr starts from r=0 and goes till r=n there are n+1 terms....clearly 1st term is when r=0, second when r=1 and so on....similarly 6th term would be when r=5 which means it is [12C5]x^7(-12y)^5
So would that be -25,344x^7y^5?
yeah if 12C5 is equal to 25,334
how can I figure out what 12C5 is equal to?
12C5 = (12!)/[(5!)(7!)]......YOU CAN ALWAYS CALCULATE THAT....IT IS A LONG STORY THOUGH....
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thanks for your help
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