Answer:
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<h2><u>hope</u><u> it</u><u> helps</u><u> you</u><u><</u><u>3</u></h2>
By the binomial theorem,

where

Then the coefficients of the
terms in the expansion are, in order from
to
,





I'm guessing this is a question about interest rates? If you have $20 that increases by 4% in one year, you need to multiply 20 by 1.04. This gets you $20.8.
If you are talking about compound interest, we will take this number and multiply it again by 1.04 for the second year. 20.8 x 1.04 = $21.632.
If it is instead simple interest, we will simply add another .8 dollars for each year, instead of getting 4% interest compounded every year onto the new value. This gets you $21.6.