Algebra Books for learning multinomial theorem

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The discussion centers on finding resources for learning the multinomial theorem and its applications in permutations and combinations. Participants recommend various books, emphasizing the need for foundational texts in these areas. One user mentions currently using a problem-oriented book by Marcus but expresses a desire for a more basic understanding. The Wikipedia article on the multinomial theorem is also suggested as a supplementary resource.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic algebraic concepts
  • Familiarity with combinatorial mathematics
  • Knowledge of the multinomial theorem
  • Experience with problem-solving in mathematics
NEXT STEPS
  • Research foundational texts on the multinomial theorem
  • Explore books specifically focused on permutations and combinations
  • Review the Wikipedia article on the multinomial theorem for additional insights
  • Investigate problem-oriented mathematics resources for practical applications
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Students, educators, and mathematics enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of the multinomial theorem and its applications in permutations and combinations.

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Can you suggest any book for learning multinomial theorem and its application in permutation and combinations problems? I am also looking for a book for learning Permutations and Combinations. (Right now, I am using a problem oriented book by Marcus. But I want a book for learning the basics as well.)
 
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yes. I am weak in permutations and combinations. I can't find many books on this topic.
 

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