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Consider the binomial (2u − 3v)^6. a. Find the term that contains v^4. b. Find the term that contains u^3. c. Find the third term.

Consider the binomial (2u − 3v)^6. a. Find the term that contains v^4. b. Find the term that contains u^3. c. Find the third term.
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Consider the binomial (2u − 3v)^6.

a. Find the term that contains v^4.
b. Find the term that contains u^3.
c. Find the third term.

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I think the answer is
B. But don’t quote me
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