Binomial theorum, when k is a multiple of x

googlymunja32 · Sep 10, 2008

kx = x !/r! (x – r)! kx− r

is that right?

mathman · Sep 10, 2008

googlymunja32 said:

kx = x !/r! (x – r)! kx− r

is that right?

The right side of your equation is confusing. Put in some parentheses.

googlymunja32 · Sep 10, 2008

see attachment -

mathman · Sep 11, 2008

The thunbnail is hard to read. In the second equation there are terms with k to some exponent. It is hard to read these exponents. Also, what is the question - prove the second equation holds?

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