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Binomial Series Introduction
Binomial Series
Introduction
When we expand a power of a binomial expression we get a polynomial which can be considered as a series. It is not an arithmetic or geometric one but there is definitely a pattern.
eg.

The same pattern occurs in each row.

1. The expansion or series contains (n+1) terms
2. The powers of x (the 1st term ) decrease by 1 in each successive term
3. The powers of y (the second term) increase by 1 in each successive term
4. The sum of the indices add up to n in each term
Introduction
When we expand a power of a binomial expression we get a polynomial which can be considered as a series. It is not an arithmetic or geometric one but there is definitely a pattern.
eg.

The same pattern occurs in each row.

1. The expansion or series contains (n+1) terms
2. The powers of x (the 1st term ) decrease by 1 in each successive term
3. The powers of y (the second term) increase by 1 in each successive term
4. The sum of the indices add up to n in each term




