Math, asked by lijibaiju0007, 6 months ago

Find the term independent of x
in the expansion( x-1/x)^14​

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Answered by sakshisingh30jun
3

Step-by-step explanation:

first take out the general term and then equate all the coefficient of x to zero because it has asked the independent term

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Answered by arpitayadav57
2

Answer:

7th term

Step-by-step explanation:

t↓r+1=14!/{r!(14-r!)}*x^(14-r)*1/x^r(-1)^r

→14!/{r!(14-r)!}*x^(14-r-r)

since,term is independent of x so power of x will be zero

so,

→14-r-r=0

→14-2r=0

→r=7

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