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find the ratio of expansion of 5th and 3rd term of expansion of (2+x)⁵

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Answered by bhanuprakash27
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

(3x−

x

2

1

)

10

As we know that generalt term of expnsion (a+b)

n

is-

T

r+1

=

n

C

r

a

n−r

b

n

In the given expansion-

(3x−

x

2

1

)

10

n=10

a=3x

b=−

x

2

1

Therefore, general term of the given epansion will be-

T

r+1

=

10

C

r

(3x)

10−r

(

x

2

1

)

r

⇒T

r+1

=

10

C

r

(3

10−r

)(x

10−r

)(

x

2r

1

)

⇒T

r+1

=

10

C

r

(3

10−r

)(x

10−3r

).....(1)

As we know that,

p

th

term form end =(n−p+2)

th

term from starting.

∴5

th

term form end =(10−5+2)

th

=7

th

term from starting.

∴T

7

=T

6+1

⇒r=6

Substituting the value of r in eq

n

(1), we have

T

6+1

=

10

C

6

(3

10−6

)(x

10−(3×6)

)

⇒T

7

=

10

C

6

(3

4

)(x

−8

)

Hence the 5

th

term from the end in the given expansion will be 7

th

term from the starting, i.e.,

10

C

6

(3

4

)(x

−8

).

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