What is the Value of n in a Binomial Theorem Problem?

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SclayP

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Jul 17, 2013

1.Find n, if the term 11 coefficient it is 6 time the term 10 coefficient in
2.(6x^7 + 5x^(-4))^n
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Jul 17, 2013

I am not sure what term 11 and 10 are (counted from what?), but you should not have all those powers of x in your calculation. The coefficient is the value in front of x^whatever.

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Jul 17, 2013

81 looks right to me.

What is the Value of n in a Binomial Theorem Problem?

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