Math, asked by brucewayneX, 1 year ago

binomial approxmation of 3√(999) will be​

Answers

Answered by sivachidambaramthang
0

Answer:

Answer:

Rewrite  

999

3

as  

(

10

3

1

)

3

and apply the binomial theorem to find that

999

3

=

997002999

Explanation:

The binomial theorem states that  

(

a

+

b

)

n

=

n

k

=

0

 

(

n

k

)

a

n

k

b

k

where  

(

n

k

)

=

n

!

k

!

(

n

k

)

!

For this problem, we will only need to calculate for  

n

=

3

, and we will find that  

(

3

0

)

=

(

3

3

)

=

1

and  

(

3

1

)

=

(

3

2

)

=

3

(Try verifying this)

Noting that it is much easier to calculate powers of  

10

and  

1

compared to  

999

, we can rewrite  

999

as  

1000

1

=

10

3

1

and apply the binomial theorem:

999

3

=

(

10

3

1

)

3

=

(

3

0

)

(

10

3

)

3

+

(

3

1

)

(

10

3

)

2

(

1

)

+

(

3

2

)

(

10

3

)

(

1

)

2

+

(

3

3

)

(

1

)

3

=

10

9

3

10

6

+

3

10

3

1

=

1000000000

3000000

+

3000

1

=

997002999Answer:

Rewrite  

999

3

as  

(

10

3

1

)

3

and apply the binomial theorem to find that

999

3

=

997002999

Explanation:

The binomial theorem states that  

(

a

+

b

)

n

=

n

k

=

0

 

(

n

k

)

a

n

k

b

k

where  

(

n

k

)

=

n

!

k

!

(

n

k

)

!

For this problem, we will only need to calculate for  

n

=

3

, and we will find that  

(

3

0

)

=

(

3

3

)

=

1

and  

(

3

1

)

=

(

3

2

)

=

3

(Try verifying this)

Noting that it is much easier to calculate powers of  

10

and  

1

compared to  

999

, we can rewrite  

999

as  

1000

1

=

10

3

1

and apply the binomial theorem:

999

3

=

(

10

3

1

)

3

=

(

3

0

)

(

10

3

)

3

+

(

3

1

)

(

10

3

)

2

(

1

)

+

(

3

2

)

(

10

3

)

(

1

)

2

+

(

3

3

)

(

1

)

3

=

10

9

3

10

6

+

3

10

3

1

=

1000000000

3000000

+

3000

1

=

997002999

Step-by-step explanation:


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