Binomial Theorem of (3n + 2)^x

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The discussion revolves around the application of the Binomial Theorem to the expression (3n + 2)^x, where x is an integer. Participants are exploring the implications of the variable x being positive or negative and the correct application of the theorem.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • Participants are questioning the nature of x, clarifying whether it is a positive integer or an integer in general. There is an emphasis on verifying the correctness of the application of the Binomial Theorem.

Discussion Status

The discussion is ongoing, with some participants expressing skepticism about the original poster's request for confirmation without providing their own answer. This has led to a focus on the need for clearer communication regarding the problem.

Contextual Notes

There is a mention of the original poster's reluctance to share their answer, which raises questions about the validity of their inquiry. The discussion hints at a need for more explicit information to facilitate better assistance.

Natasha1
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Could anyone tell me what (3n + 2)^x equals to please so I can check my answer?

I get something awful that would take me too long to type
 
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x is a positive integer right ?

Well just apply THIS

marlon
 
marlon said:
x is a positive integer right ?

Well just apply THIS

marlon

oops sorry forgot to say x is an integer therefore +ve or -ve. I know the formula just wanted to triple check with a math expert to see if I hadn't made a mistake that's all.
 
Natasha1 said:
oops sorry forgot to say x is an integer therefore +ve or -ve. I know the formula just wanted to triple check with a math expert to see if I hadn't made a mistake that's all.

Then you phrased your question very badly. If you want to check your answer, tell us what your answer is. We tend to get very suspicious of someone asking us to tell the answer so he can "check" his answer!
 

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