What h(10) means in the context of the real-world scenario, and how to find its value.
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the coefficient for the first term is 1, the next is 11 and so on... now, notice, the elements of the binomial, the 1st element starts off with 11, and every term it goes down by 1, the 2nd element starts off at 0, and goes up by 1 in each term.
now, to get the next coefficient, you simply, "get the product of the current coefficient and the exponent of the 1st element, and divide that by the exponent of the 2nd element in the next term".
for example, how did we get 165 for the 4th term.... well (55*9)/3
how did we get 462 for the 6th term? well (330*7)/5.
and then you can just expand it from there.