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What is the ninth term in the binomial expansion of (x-2y)^13

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You just use the equation p(x)=n!/(x-n)!x!
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Answer:


T_(9)=329472x^(5)y^8

Explanation:


(x-2y)^(13)


T_(r+1)=nCr x^(n-r) y^r

x is the first term in the given parenthesis and y is the second tern

r= 8, r+1=9 because we need to find 9th term

x is x and y is 2y. n is the exponent 13. plug in all the values


T_(8+1)=13C8 x^(13-8) (2y)^8


T_(8+1)=13C8 x^(5) (2y)^8

nCr=
(n!)/(r!(n-r)!)=\frac{13!}{8!(5!)=1287


T_(8+1)=1287x^(5) 256y^8


T_(9)=329472x^(5)y^8

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