Vladimir has 64 coins of .25 cents and 56 coins for .50 cents. What is the greatest number of identical packs of coins with no c
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One way is to just expand it by using binomial theorem
or to use pascal's triangle
ok so
to find the nth term of a binomial, (a-b). where the binomial is to the r power you do
n-1=k
rCk times
and rCk=
so
4th term
4-1=3
6 is exponent
6C3
=
=
=
the 4th term is
or to use pascal's triangle
ok so
to find the nth term of a binomial, (a-b). where the binomial is to the r power you do
n-1=k
rCk times
and rCk=
so
4th term
4-1=3
6 is exponent
6C3
the 4th term is
Answer: -7
Step-by-step explanation:
First, lets use the functions to find the answer to f(-8) and g(4)
f(-8) is the same as asking for the value of y when x is -8
Therefore, f(-8) = -5 (according to the graph)
Using the same rule, g(4) would be the value of y when x = 4 which,
according to the graph, g(4) = 3
Plug these values back into the original equation to get:
using the order of operations, we will multiply the values first