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Find the coefficient of 𝑥4
in the expansion of
(1 − 2𝑥)6.
A. -320
B. -240
C. 240
D. 320
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Using the binomial theorem, we have:

(1 - 2𝑥)6 = 1 - 6(2𝑥) + 15(2𝑥)2 - 20(2𝑥)3 + 15(2𝑥)4 - 6(2𝑥)5 + (2𝑥)6

The coefficient of 𝑥4 is the coefficient of the term 15(2𝑥)4, which is 15(16) = 240. Therefore, the answer is C.
2 years ago

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