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Question

Using binomial theorem, write down the expansions  :

(ii)  \[\left( 2x - 3y \right)^4\]

 

Solution

(ii) (2x − 3y)4

\[= ^{4}{}{C}_0 (2x )^4 (3y )^0 - ^{4}{}{C}_1 (2x )^3 (3y )^1 + ^{4}{}{C}_2 (2x )^2 (3y )^2 - ^{4}{}{C}_3 (2x )^1 (3y )^3 + ^{4}{}{C}_4 (2x )^0 (3y )^4 \]

\[ = 16 x^4 - 4 \times 8 x^3 \times 3y + 6 \times 4 x^2 \times 9 y^2 - 4 \times 2x \times 27 y^3 + 81 y^4 \]

\[ = 16 x^4 - 96 x^3 y + 216 x^2 y^2 - 216x y^3 + 81 y^4\]

 

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