Math, asked by Arun911, 9 months ago

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In the expansion of (k+x)^8, the coefficient of x^5 is 10 times the coefficient of x^6. Find
the value of k.​

Answers

Answered by aloneboy007
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Calculate the binomial coefficient and appropriate powers of

2

and

3

to find that the required coefficient is:

1088640

Explanation:

(

2

x

+

3

)

10

=

10

k

=

0

(

10

k

)

2

10

k

3

k

x

10

k

The term in

x

6

is the one for

k

=

4

, so has coefficient:

(

10

4

)

2

6

3

4

=

10

!

4

!

6

!

64

81

=

10

×

9

×

8

×

7

4

×

3

×

2

×

1

64

81

=

210

64

81

=

1088640

Instead of calculating

(

10

4

)

, you can pick it out from the appropriate row of Pascal's triangle...

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