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The expansion of (1 + px +qx2)8 is 1 + 8x + 52x² + kx³+... . Calculate the values of p, q and k. Ans: [p = 1, q=3, k = 224] how do i do this question? It’s binomial theorem.
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The expansion of (1 + px +qx2)8 is 1 + 8x + 52x² + kx³+... . Calculate the values of p, q and k. Ans: [p = 1, q=3, k = 224] how do i do this question? It’s binomial theorem.
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The expansion of (1 + px +qx2)8 is 1 + 8x + 52x² + kx³+... . Calculate the values of p, q and k.
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[p = 1, q=3, k = 224]
how do i do this question? It’s binomial theorem.
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i think you have to multiply
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