prove the binomial theorem

  1. prove the binomial theorem
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  2. prove the binomial theorem?
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  3. The equation shows the beginning of a problem using the Binomial Theorem to expand a power of a binomial.(a+b)3= _[blank]_ Which
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  4. How can the Binomial Theorem be useful in helping to prove and use polynomial identities?can someone please explain this to me
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  5. Find the coefficient of x^7 for (x-3)^11Use the binomial theorem to expand (2y-3x)^5 Prove that (n over r)= (n over n-r) for all
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  6. Find the coefficient of x^7 for (x-3)^11Use the binomial theorem to expand (2y-3x)^5 Prove that (n over r)= (n over n-r) for all
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  7. Which theorem equates the value of a polynomial at a given value,, to the value of the synthetic division of the polynomial by
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  8. Which theorem states that if a remainder is zero in a problem where a linear binomial is divided into a polynomial, then the
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  9. Geoffrey writes out the binomial expansion of (a+b)^6 using the Binomial Theorem. Which of the following can he use to find the
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  10. Using the Binomial Theorem, what would be the coefficient of the sixth term in the binomial expansion of (a+b)9 ?(1 point)
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