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Expand the expression (p+4q)3(p+4q)^3 (p+4q) 3 left parenthesis, p, plus, 4, q, right parenthesis, cubed using the binomial theo

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Korvikt [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

p^3 + 12(p^2)q + 48p(q^2) + 64(q^3)

Step-by-step explanation:

(p+4q)^3 -->

(3C3)(p^3) + (3C2)(p^2)(4q) + (3C1)(p)(4q)^2 + (3C0)(4q)^3 =

p^3 + 12(p^2)q + 48p(q^2) + 64(q^3)

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