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Find the seventh term of (x-2y)^6
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(x-2y)^6 = x^6 -12x^5y + 60x^4y^2 -160x^3y^3 + 240x^2y^4 -192xy^5+ 64y^6
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now you want the *seventh* term
Yes i want the seventh term
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But how do i get it
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do u know about binomial formula
64y^6 this is the 7th term
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Thanx
Fibonacci sequence works great in these types of questions.
Well thank u can u help ne answer any of my other problems got the big test tommorow n i cant stay up late
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