What is the expansion of the binomial (2k+4)^4?
Do you know about binomial expansion? I'll teach it to you by Pascal's triangle ^_^
Check out the last line. The last line is known as line 4. That states the coefficients.
I actually got to use pascals triangle to derive a laplace transform for some series. was pretty cool
Yeah I do, I mean i've learned it. I am currently doing quiz corrections and my final answer was 2k^4+32k^3+192k^2+512k+256
And, the first term will have the exponent of 2k as 4, and exponent of 4 as 0. Then the second one will have the exponent of 2k as 3 and exponent of 4 as 1.
Remember to put the brackets and simplify expressions such as (2k)^4
Umm I get 16k^4 in the first term.
Erm, can you try that again please?
Shizzz, was I supposed to do 2^4 then that would equal 16k^4?
Yeppp
I am oficially a dumb retricesssssss. Hahahah
(2k)^4 = 16k^4
lol no it's good that you are doing it yourself :)
I meant to say donkey but it didn't let me. :(
I have another probability one then i am done i will repost it.
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