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Expand (x+3)^6 Expand (4x-3y)^4 Expand Identify the third terms in the expansion (7x-2y)^3
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Ummm are you familiar with Pascal's Triangle? :D
Yes @zepdrix
This is how we expand out a binomial: \[\large (x+y)^5=ax^5y^0+bx^4y^1+cx^3y^2+dx^2y^3+ex^1y^4+fx^0y^5\] See how the powers on x count DOWN as we move to the right, and the powers on y count UP til we reach 5. a, b, c, d, e, and f are the coefficients that we need to get from Pascal's Triangle. Sorry about the delay :( The site keeps crashing on me today.
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