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3 years ago

Choose the simplified form of the fifth term of 6C4(2x)2(-y2)4.

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Katarina [22]3 years ago

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You didn't give us the choices. It doesn't matter. I think you're trying to write

$\displaystyle {6 \choose 4} (2x)^2 (-y^2)^4$

$= \dfrac{6!}{4! 2!} ( 4x^2 y^8)$

$= \dfrac{6(5)}{2} ( 4x^2 y^8)$

$=60x^2 y^8$

Answer: 60 x² y⁸

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