Given:
The expression: (1 + x)^n
The Binomial Theorem is used to predict the products of a binomial raised to a certain power, n, without multiplying the terms one by one.
The following formula is used:
(a + b)^n = nCk * a^(n-k) * b^k
we have (1 +x)^n,
where a = 1
b = x
let n = 4
First term, k = 1
4C1 = 4
first term: 4*(1^(4-1))*x^1
Therefore, the first term is 4x. Do the same for the next three terms.
2nd term: k =2
3rd term: k = 3
4th term: k = 4
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Answer:
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For values of x>0, it can be rewritten as 
Step-by-step explanation:
For the expression:

We can apply this logarithmical property: 
Then,

If we assume values of <em>x </em>> 0 (non negative values for x), then the expression could be rewritten as follows:
, since 
We have to remember that <em>domain</em> (all possible values x) for logarithmic function is for all x > 0, or mathematically expressed as:
Domain: 
(-7,0) (0,-7) should be the zeros