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expand as a binomial series

(r-p)^9
13 years ago

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Answered by Steve
just look at row 10 of Pascal's Triangle, and use r and -p.

That is, (r-p)^9 = r^9 + 9r^8(-p) + 36r^7(-p)^2 + ...

= r^9 - 9r^8p + 36r^7p^2 - ...
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