Math, asked by aliwathoyachsadiq, 9 months ago

Expand (1.04)5^ by the binomial formula and find it value to two decimal places​

Answers

Answered by ahamedkifan123456789
2

Answer:

Original question: Use binomial theorem to find

(

1.02

)

8

Consider the binomial theorem:

(

a

+

b

)

n

=

(

n

0

)

a

n

b

0

+

(

n

1

)

a

n

1

b

1

+

...

+

(

n

n

1

)

a

1

b

n

1

+

(

n

n

)

a

0

b

n

where

n

is a positive integer and

(

x

y

)

is

x

choose

y

.

Since the binomial theorem only works on values in the form of a binomial: Consider that

1.02

=

1

+

0.02

=

1

+

1

50

So, by substituting

1.02

=

1

+

1

50

, we get:

(

1

+

1

50

)

8

By applying the binomial theorem, we get:

=

(

8

0

)

+

(

8

1

)

(

1

50

)

+

(

8

2

)

(

1

50

)

2

+

(

8

3

)

(

1

50

)

3

+

(

8

4

)

(

1

50

)

4

+

(

8

5

)

(

1

50

)

5

+

(

8

6

)

(

1

50

)

6

+

(

8

7

)

(

1

50

)

7

+

(

8

8

)

(

1

50

)

8

=

1

+

8

50

+

28

50

2

+

56

50

3

+

70

50

4

+

56

50

5

+

28

50

6

+

8

50

7

+

1

50

8

=

45767944570401

39062600000000

1.17166

rounded to 5 decimal places

We can confirm this result:

(

1.02

)

8

1.17166

rounded to 5 decimal places

Answered by priyanshrajnull
1

Answer:

(1+x)^n = 1+ nx +n(n-1)*x^2 /2 if |x| <<1

= 1+0.2+ 0.016 = 1.216

Step-by-step explanation:

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