Alison is saving for retirement. Her company matches what she puts into her 401K in a ratio of 2:3. If she puts in $400 each mon
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now.. if you notice, the exponent for the 1st term, is dropping on each term subsequently, start with highest, 9 in this case, and drops drops drops, till on the last term, will be 0
the exponent for the second term, starts off at 0, and goes up up and up on each term
that part is simple... now, the coefficient for them
the first one will have a coefficient of 1, so we can take a closer look at the 2nd instead
the coefficient for the second is 1* 9/ 1
(1) the coefficient of the current term, (9) the exponent of the 1st term, and (1) the exponent of the 2nd term on the next term
for example, how did we get 84 for the 4th term? (36 * 7) / 3 = 84
and so on for all subsequent terms