Find the middle term in the expansion of (a/2+x/6)^8
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Here No. of terms will be 9 and so, Middle term = 5th term...
So I stopped calculation after 5th term....
In case, you need to calculate further, USE BINOMIAL THEOREM
So I stopped calculation after 5th term....
In case, you need to calculate further, USE BINOMIAL THEOREM
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Hey there !!!
n/2+1th term is the middle term of a binomial expansion of the form (X+Y)ⁿ where n is even .
So, 8/2+1=5th term is middle term of given binomial exapansion.
So, now general term of a binomial expansion (x+y)ⁿ is nCr(X)^n-r(Y)^r
here n=8 r=4 X=a/2 Y=x/6
=8C₄(a/2)⁴(x/6)⁴
=70*a⁴*x⁴/2⁴*6⁴
=70a⁴x⁴/16*36*36
=35a⁴x⁴/10368
HOPE THIS HELPED YOU !!
n/2+1th term is the middle term of a binomial expansion of the form (X+Y)ⁿ where n is even .
So, 8/2+1=5th term is middle term of given binomial exapansion.
So, now general term of a binomial expansion (x+y)ⁿ is nCr(X)^n-r(Y)^r
here n=8 r=4 X=a/2 Y=x/6
=8C₄(a/2)⁴(x/6)⁴
=70*a⁴*x⁴/2⁴*6⁴
=70a⁴x⁴/16*36*36
=35a⁴x⁴/10368
HOPE THIS HELPED YOU !!
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