Use the binomial theorem to find the expansions of a. (1 + x) 4 b. (1
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Use the binomial theorem to find the expansions of
a. (1 + x)4
b. (1 – x)5
c. (1 + 2x)4
d. (3 + x)3
e. (x + y)4
f. (2 – x)5
g. (a – sb)4
h. (2x + 3y)4
i. (1/2x – 3)4
j. (1 – x/10)5
k. (x – 3/x)5
l. (x2 + a/2x2)6.
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