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What is the sixth term in the binomial expression (5y+3)^10

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1.₁₀C₀(5y)^10-0(3)^0
2:₁₀C₁(5y)^10-1(3)¹
3. ₁₀C₂(5y)^10-2(3)²
4. ₁₀C₃(5y)^10-3(3)³
5. ₁₀C₄(5y)^10-4(3)^4
6: ₁₀C₅(5y)^10-5(3)^5
the answer is ₁₀C₅(5y)^5(3)^5
User FirefoxMetzger
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Answer : The sixth term in the binomial expression is,
^(10)C_5a^(5)b^(5)

Step-by-step explanation :

The general formula to calculate the term of binomial expression is:


T_(r+1)=^nC_ra^((n-r))b^r

where,

(r+1) = number of term

As we are given the binomial expression :


(5y+3)^(10)

For sixth term :

a = 5y

b = 3

n = 10

As, r + 1 = 6

So, r = 6 - 1

r = 5

Now put all the given values in the above formula, we get:


T_(r+1)=^nC_ra^((n-r))b^r


T_(5)=^(10)C_5a^(10-5)b^5


T_(5)=^(10)C_5a^(5)b^(5)

Thus, the sixth term in the binomial expression is,
^(10)C_5a^(5)b^(5)

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