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Binomial Theorem Cheat Sheet Section *Remarks Introduction 1. Binomial is about EXPANSION of expression. First of all, start with knowing the definitions and formulae n n ! n $ n−1 1 ! n $ n−2 2 ! n $ n−3 3 2. (a+b) =a +# &a b +# &a b +# &a b +... # 1 & # 2 & # 3 & " % " % " % ! n $ n−r r 3. General Term: T =# &a b r+1 # r & " % ! n $ n! 4. Binomial Coefficient: # &= # r & r!(n−r)! " % Easy 1. Using Binomial Theorem, find the first four terms of 1+3x 4. Easy Questions usually deal with Questions ( ) applying formulae in a very straightforward Standard 7 Standard Questions are questions Questions " x% often found in our textbook 1. Using Binomial Theorem, find the first three terms of $ ' . 1− $ 5' # & exercises or assessment books. i) Hence, obtain the coefficient of x2 in the expansion Usually, the values of the 7 variables are changed but the " x% question types will not divert too of $ ' . (3x+2) 1− $ 5' much away from these standard # & ii) Hence, estimate the value of 7, correct to 3 form. 2.3×(0.98) significant figures. 7 ! 2 $ 2. Using Binomial Theorem, find the first three terms of #5x+ & . # x2 & " % Hence, obtain the coefficient of x2 in the expansion 7 2 " 2 % of(4x−2) $5x+ ' . $ x2 ' # & ! 3$7 3. Find the term independent of x in #x+ x3 & " % 4. Find the coefficient of x−1 in the binomial expansion of 7 " 2 2 % $3x − ' $ x3 ' # & 5. Given that the coefficient of the third term in the expansion of nis , find the value of n where n is a positive (2x−3) -253440 integer. 6. In the expansion of n, the coefficient of x2and x3are in (3+2x) the ratio of 9:1. Find the value of n. Challenging 1. Given that 1+kx n =1+20x+45k2x2+..., find the value of k and Challenging questions are hardly Questions ( ) predictable. They are either n. more complicated in form or 2. Obtain the first three terms in the expansion, in ascending require knowledge from other x2 chapters. To answer these 6 x3 powers of x, of (4− 3 ) . Hence, find the coefficient of in the questions, students have to be 2x 2x generally strong in their 6 6 foundation in math and have a expansion of (1+ ) (1− ) . 3 3 thorough understanding of the chapter.
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