nth term of Binomial Expansion | General Formula

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[@allanvin02]

How about expand (1+2\x)^1\2. Upto the term in x^3

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[@feranmibabawale1145]

Why is r=0 in that first term??

[@NeelamDevi-zw1fl]

1-1=0

[@praveen1524]

1st term means T1 which is Tr+1 so T1+0=1 whuch ia T1 here r =0

[@Rixwlhehehaha]

can someone explain 2:49

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[@maingamaliwa2820]

Why is r = r-1

[@saritasarah222]

counting up from 0 in this case which would make it one less

[@user-qu5yr4jc1m]

In this question 3, why did r become 3. Why?

[@user-qu5yr4jc1m]

How did you find r.

[@cliffchadwicker]

Where?

[@agsgamingpoint3205]

The solving on last term is not correct, r is supposed to be 2, r= 0,1,2

[@maanasdongre1581]

I was also confused but then i remembered that it is from 0 to n ie. 0,1,2,3

[@Michael-rj3pn]

Are u trying to say that after expanding that bracket, the last term will have a power of 2?

[@praveen1524]

Last term means nCn where n=r so he is correct

[@agsgamingpoint3205]

The solving on last term is not correct, r is supposed to be 2, r= 0,1,2

[@maanasdongre1581]

I was also confused but then i remembered that it is from 0 to n ie. 0,1,2,3

[@maanasdongre1581]

It is because we took the last term as n-1 which should be n

[@samuelhaaor2647]

Like how is r supposed to be 2 in the last one? He is very correct.
Try the direct expansion and see if you don't get the same answer with his.