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8 January, 07:01

The coefficient of x^ky^n-k in the expression of (x+y) ^n equals (n-k/k) true or false

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  1. 8 January, 10:54
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    False

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The given statement is:

    The coefficient of x^ky^n-k in the expression of (x+y) ^n equals (n-k/k)

    This is a false statement

    Reason:

    When we do expansion of (x+y) ^n by binomial theorem we get the following solution:

    (x+y) ^n = nCk x^k y^n-k

    This shows that the coefficient of x^ky^n-k is nCk which is equivalent to n! / (n-k) ! k!

    Therefore it is a false statement ...
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