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Given two coefficient binomials [tex]\binom{a}{b}[/tex] and [tex]\binom{c}{d}[/tex] is possbile to express the sum and product those coefficient binomials as one other?
The discussion centers on the mathematical properties of coefficient binomials, specifically \(\binom{a}{b}\) and \(\binom{c}{d}\). Participants explore whether it is possible to express the sum and product of these binomials as a single binomial expression. The consensus indicates that expanding both binomials and performing the operations of addition and multiplication is a viable approach, although no definitive formula was established in the discussion.
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Why don't you try answering your own question by expanding both and adding them or multiplying them?Jhenrique said:Given two coefficient binomials [tex]\binom{a}{b}[/tex] and [tex]\binom{c}{d}[/tex] is possbile to express the sum and product those coefficient binomials as one other?