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(h+2)^3 expanded using the binomial theorem. 1(h)^3+3(h)^2(2)^1 +3(h)^1(2)^3+1(2)^4 How do you do the next part?
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simplify
h^3+6h^3+
yes h^3 + 6h^2 + ...
one minute I dropped my paper. haha!
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the 2 last terms should be : ...... +3(h)^1(2)^2+1(2)^3
okay just dont leave 2*3*4 like that... it wont look good simplify it completely to 24,,, u get the point :)
^ that correction also
h^3+6h^2+12h+8|dw:1384630980642:dw|
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