Maths Binomial Theorem
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10

= A + B (say)
(1 + x)15 =
differentiating 15 (1 + x)14 =
put = x = -1
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
(1 + x)? = C? + C? x + C? x² + . C? x?
Put x = 1
2? = C? + C? + C? + C? + … C?
Put x = ω
(1 + ω)? = C? + C? ω + C? ω² + . C? (ω)?
Put x = ω²
(1 + ω²)? = C? + C? ω² + C? ω² + … C? (ω²)?
∴ 1 + ω + ω² = 0
Now add all three equation (s)
2? + (1 + ω)? + (1 + ω²)? = 3 [C? + C? + C? + …]
C? + C? + C? + C? + …
= (2? + (1+ω)? + (1+ω²)? ) / 3
= (2? + (1+ω)? + (-ω)? ) / 3 = (2? - (-1)? ) / 3
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
[3¹/²]^ (log? (25? ¹+7)+ [3¹/? ]^ (log? (5? ¹+1) = 180
⇒ 45 (5²? ²+7) / (5? ¹+1) = 180
⇒ (5²? ²+7)/ (5? ¹+1) = 4
Put 5? ¹=t
⇒ (t²+7)/ (t+1) = 4
⇒ t²−4t+3=0
⇒t=1,3
⇒5? ¹=1 or 5? ¹=3
⇒x=1 or x−1=log?3
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
T? =? C? (x¹/³)? (x? ¹/? )? (5¹/²)? (5? ¹)?
for x¹? : (60-r)/3 - r/5 = 10
=> 180 – 3r – 2r = 60
=> r = 24
k = 3 + exponent of 5 in? C?
= 3 + [60/5] + [60/25] – [24/5] – [24/25] – [36/5] – [36/25]
= 3 + (12+2–4–0–7–1)
= 3+2=5
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
cos? ¹ (y/2) = log? (x/5)? , |y| < 2
Differentiating on both side
(1/√ (1- (y/2)²) * (-y'/2) = 5 * (5/x) * (1/5)
(-xy')/ (2√ (1- (y²/4) = 5
Square on both side
(x²y'²)/4 = 25 * (4-y²)/4
Diff on both side
xy' + y'x² + 25y = 0
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