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If the coefficient of ^2 is 6 in the expansion of (1 +x )^m then find the value of m .​

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If m > 0 and coefficient of x² in the expansion of  \sf (1 + x) {}^{m} is 6, then find the value of m.

Given:-

In expansion of  \sf (1 + x) {}^{m} ,

Coefficient of x² = 6.

To Find:-

  • Value of m.

Solution:-

\sf \large \because(a + b) {}^{n} ⇒T_{r + 1} =   \: ^{n}C_{r}a {}^{n - r} b {}^{r}

Here, we have

 \sf(1 + x) {}^{m} ⇒ n = m, a = 1, b = x.

\sf \large \therefore T_{r + 1} =  {}^{m}C _{r}a {}^{m - r} b {}^{r}  =  {}^{m} C_{r}(1) {}^{m - r} .(x) {}^{r}

\sf  \large⇒T_{r + 1} = {}^{ m} C_rx {}^{r}

For, coefficient of x² ; We have r = 2.

∴ By comparing; coefficient of x² is

\sf {}^{m} C_2

 \sf \large⇒ {}^{m} C_2 = 6

\sf \large⇒ \frac{m!}{(m - 2)!2!}  = 6

\sf \large⇒ \frac{(m -2 )!((m - 1)m)}{(m - 2)!2!}  = 6

m(m 1) = 6 × 2 = 12

m² m 12 = 0

m² 4m + 3m 12 = 0

m(m 4) + 3(m 4) = 0

m = 3 (Or) m = 4

But m ≠ negative.

m = 4.

Answer:-

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Hope you have satisfied.

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