Expand the function. (2x+y)^(7)

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The binomial (2 · x + y)⁷ in expanded form by 128 · x⁷ + 448 · x⁶ · y + 672 · x⁵ · y² + 560 · x⁴ · y³ + 280 · x³ · y⁴ + 84 · x² · y⁵ + 14 · x · y⁶ + y⁷.

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Herein we have the seventh power of a binomial, whose expanded form can be found by using the binomial theorem and Pascal's triangle. Hence, we find the following expression for the expanded form:

(2 · x + y)⁷

(2 · x)⁷ + 7 · (2 · x)⁶ · y + 21 · (2 · x)⁵ · y² + 35 · (2 · x)⁴ · y³ + 35 · (2 · x)³ · y⁴ + 21 · (2 · x)² · y⁵ + 7 · (2 · x) · y⁶ + y⁷

128 · x⁷ + 448 · x⁶ · y + 672 · x⁵ · y² + 560 · x⁴ · y³ + 280 · x³ · y⁴ + 84 · x² · y⁵ + 14 · x · y⁶ + y⁷

Then, the binomial (2 · x + y)⁷ in expanded form by 128 · x⁷ + 448 · x⁶ · y + 672 · x⁵ · y² + 560 · x⁴ · y³ + 280 · x³ · y⁴ + 84 · x² · y⁵ + 14 · x · y⁶ + y⁷.

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