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31 May, 18:27

The last term in the expansion of the binomial (3x+6) ^3 is?

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  1. 31 May, 19:03
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    The last term will be the second part cubed or 6^3 which equals 216
  2. 31 May, 22:25
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    1. Use Cube of sum : (a+b) ^3 = a^3+3a^2b+3ab^2+b^3

    (3x+6) ((3x) ^2+2*3x*6+6^2)

    2. Use multiplication distributive property (xy) ^a=x^ay^a

    (3x+6) (3^2x^2+2*3x+6+6^2)

    3. Simplify 3^2 to 9

    (3x+6) (9X^2+2*3X*6+6^2)

    4. Simplify 6^2 to 36

    (3x+6) (9x^2+2*3x*6+36)

    5. Simplify 2*3x*6 to 36x

    (3x+6) (9x^2+36x+36)

    6. Distribute sum groups

    3x (9x^2+36x+36) + 6 (9x^2+36x+36)

    7. Distribute

    27x^3+108x^2+108x+6 (9x^2+36x+36)

    8. Distribute

    27x^3+108x^2+108x+54x^2+216x+216

    9. Collect like terms

    27x^3 + (108x^2+54x^2) + (108x+216x) + 216

    10. Simplify

    27x^3+162x^2+324x+216

    The last term is therefore, 216. Have a nice day : D
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