Multiple choice! WILL FAN AND MEDAL!
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The coefficients of the terms of (a + b )^n can be found by using:
Pascal’s triangle
combinations
the binomial theorem

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Multiple choice! WILL FAN AND MEDAL! 
Select all that apply!
The coefficients of the terms of (a + b )^n can be found by using:
Pascal’s triangle
combinations
the binomial theorem

anonymous · Answer

thats what i put as my answer, but it was partially wrong. @marcthedark

anonymous · Answer

u got a kik

anonymous · Answer

C i think

anonymous · Answer

then it would just be A.  We can do so in two ways. The first method involves writing the coefficients in a triangular array, as follows. This is known as Pascal’s triangle:

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you. there is no way that it could be B? @marcthedark

anonymous · Answer

lemme think

anonymous · Answer

yea A and B SHOULD BE THE ANSWERS

anonymous · Answer

The binomial coefficients are found by using the combinations formula. If the exponent is relatively small, you can use a shortcut called Pascal's triangle to find these coefficients