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Find the specified nth term in the expansion of the binomial. (7a + 6b)^5, n = 5
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|dw:1366466160533:dw| (7a+6b)^5 = 5C0(7a)^5(6b)^0 + 5C1(7a)^4(6b)^1 + 5C2(7a)^3(6b)^2 + 5C3(7a)^2(6b)^3 + 5C4(7a)^1(6b)^4 + 5C5(7a)^0(6b)^5
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