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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Find n so that the coefficients of the 11th and 13th terms are the same. (1+x)^n

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

whats ur reason oldrin

OpenStudy (anonymous):

It follows from the fact that the binomial coefficients, when arranged in a triangle (Pascal's triangle), are symmetric down the middle:|dw:1366408176884:dw|Here, we wish for our 11th and 13th coefficients (corresponding to the 11th and 13th numbers in the \(n\)-th row of Pascal's triangle) to be equal; as you can see from the sketch of the triangle, this is satisfied by symmetry, so we merely need to pick the number right in between :-)

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