Math, asked by narutouzumaki1, 1 year ago

expand the term
1/x
(a+b)

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Answered by siddhartharao77

1

Given 1/x(a+b)

= a+b/x

= a/x + b/x.

narutouzumaki1: my question has a mistake

narutouzumaki1: it is (a+b)^1/x

siddhartharao77: Okkkk

narutouzumaki1: can you solve it now please

siddhartharao77: I think it can't be expanded.

narutouzumaki1: i think it can be expanded it will be extended till infinite terms

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