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Given the polynomial : (3x+4)^5. find the coefficient of x³ !​

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Answer:


\displaystyle 4320 {x }^(3)

Explanation:

to solve binomials like this there's a way called binomial theorem given by


\displaystyle {(a + b)}^(n) = \sum _(k = 0) ^(n) \binom{n}{k} {a}^(n - k) {b}^(k)

but for this question we need the following part


\displaystyle \boxed{ \binom{n}{k} {a}^(n - k) {b}^(k) }

from the question we obtain that a,b and n is 3x,4 and 5 since we want to find the coefficient k should be (5-3) = 2 so we have determined the variables now just substitute


\displaystyle \binom{5}{2} {(3x)}^(5 - 2) \cdot {4}^(2)

simplify which yields:


\displaystyle \boxed{ \bold{4320 {x }^(3)} }

and we are done!

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