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The document covers the Binomial Theorem, including its expansion and applications in sequences and series. It provides various exercises with solutions, demonstrating how to expand binomial expressions and find coefficients of specific terms. Additionally, it explores properties of coefficients and divisibility related to binomial expansions.
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Chapter - 5

The document covers the Binomial Theorem, including its expansion and applications in sequences and series. It provides various exercises with solutions, demonstrating how to expand binomial expressions and find coefficients of specific terms. Additionally, it explores properties of coefficients and divisibility related to binomial expansions.
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OEE BINOMIAL THEOREM, SE! CHAPTER 5 BINOMIAL THEOREM, SEQUENCES & SERIES BINOMIAL THEOREM: @+b)? a2 + 2ab + b? (@+b)? aS + 3at%h + Sab? +b? (a+b)* 2 @+bys =? C1 (a+b)r ="Coan bo + "C1 a™! bi + ™Cz ar? b? Hees # Crs at bet + "Cn ab? In @+ by? Trt Ceat-r br EXERCISE 5.1 1. Expand (i) (2x? - 2) 3 SOLUTION (2x7 2» = 8Co (2x2)! @ ~3C1 (2x2)? Q + 32 (2x2) e 2165 (2x2)0 ( = 1 (6) x6(1) ~3(4) x'(2) tp (Z)-10@ axt 8x5 ~ 36x34 54 2% 3p ) UENCES & SERIES ; i (iy (2x? - V7 ~ #) + (2x7 + BVI ) SOLUTION. eet) ee = 4C3 al! + 4C+ ab’ Grey = Combe + Crab +c | + 4C3 atb3 + 4Cx a% (acbyit (at by = 2i'Coatbe icra | + Cs a%b4] (2x2 - 3VT= 4 (2x? + 3VI- 2)! 2S (2x7)? 3V1- 2) 2x 2[u(2x?)* 1+ +1) (3VT= *7)"| | 2[r6xt + 6(4)x4(9) (1x?) + 8101-2 = 2[lex? + 246xt(1-x2) + 8101-xy) | u 2, Compute (i) 102+ SOLUTION 102+ (100-+ 2)¢ = 4€o (100)* 2° + 4C: (100)3 2! 4 C2 (100)? 2? + *C3 (100)!28 + 4Cs (100)? 2¢ 1 (100000000) (1) + 4 (1000000)2 +3 (10000)4 + 4(100)8 + 111) 100000000 8000000 240000 3200 16 =___ 108243216 _ I fe if + “i (li) 99 SOLUTION 994= (100-1)4 “Co (100)*(1)9 - 4c (100)9(4)! + 4C2 (100)2(1)2~ 4c (100)1(1)? +4Cy (100)9(1)+ » | | | | a tS 144 ee ————— eee SS 4 (400000000) (1) = 4 (1000000) (1) 400000000 - 4000000 Fe 60000 - sees ~~ 190060001 OS 96059601 ——— 400 Gain” SOLUTION g7 = 0-1)" = 70 (10)? (A)2- 761 10) (1) 4. 7€2 (10)* (1)? - 7€s (10)* GL) 4-7¢4 (10) (1)*-7€s (20)? (2) +4 7G5 (10)! (16767 (20)? A)” 420000000) - 7 (1000000) +22£ 100000) - 72675 (10000) 4.35 (1000) - 21(100) +740)-@) ) @ = 10000000 - 7000000 + 2100000 - 350000 = 35000 - 2100 + 70 - a Ba 17185070 (© 7352101 4782969 __ 3, Using binomial theorem, indicate which of the following two number is larger: (a. 011000, 10000. SOLUTION ony" = (1 +.0.01)'* 10%, (1) (0.01)? + 10%, (1) (0.01) _.to (106 + 1) terms (aq) + 10° (001) +--- (10 + 1) terms M + u 4+ 223 10000) (4) - 4(200) @) + @C) BID mente BINOMIAL THEOREM, S| ZQUENCES & SERIES 1 + 10000 + +ye terms 10001 + +ve term: 2.01)!" 10,000 0,000 A. Find the coefficient of x15 in (x? + 4° | SOLUTION ; | In x+y)» | Tet eee | in(t + 4)° \ Th = we, Gaye (ZY = 10, 20-20 3 TH = 10¢, x20-Sr } To find coefficient of x15 | Put 15 | 20-5r = aor | r= 1 \ Tz = Mx Coefficient of x"? 10 \ = 10 \ 8 Find the coefficient of x* and the coefficient of 6 xéin (x? — 3). SOLUTION In(xt+y)" Tai = 8Crxe TYE ‘ im((e = 3) «ex (2) (3) = 6Cq x12 (1) (Ay eCe x2 To find coefficient of x* ‘Trig = Tet = put 12-50= 2 40= 50 a £7 n=? Tt = (1) EM, SEQUENCES & SERIES aS > a BINOMIAL THEOR 1)? 6C2 in (28? — x) oxs Le = 1X pees 5G. (20) (SS) ee =15 = sce2srxts-ar GY" yo, av To find coefficient of x° ce 50 put 12-Sr= 6 ee Dg x a 6 = Sr ‘To find constant s eS e is impossible Pure 15 -or—0 Coefficient of xis 0. eee r =3 VA Pind the coefficient of xt in the expansion Of | Ty = C2 Cusae F F 3y80 (42 4 2). x3 4 a+ (842) = Fa 7 | SOLUTION pete, $ Beas ora Given = +x)" (2+ 3) constant term is = sane = (1+x0(= Saoe (e+)! 8. Find the last two digits of the number 360, Ea SOLUTION 4 = (14x)xe Ay 30 = 2500 | In (x+y)* = 9300 Te = $C = (0-13 | In (1 + x8)55x° 300 300 10 \ Tret = 55Cr (155 3) é 4 gen 0)™ 1 | Bee + 300€2 (110)298 12 — 300C3 (10) 13 ‘To find coefficient of x+ ey og ae ce eee ae ~ + 300C300 (10)° 1300 ee; = 1(10)300- 300, (1.0)259 + 200C, (10)3) a = 300C3 (10)97 +... -300(10) | T= Stax +10) | Coefficientofx# = 55Cs = 102 [10298 - 300¢,(10)29” | = s5x54%53 4 300C9(1L0)296 — 300¢3(10)295-+... | axaxd | = 26235 elae f. Among 301 terms, fi rl th Uf Find th Ne ms, first 300 terms end wit) { e constant term of (2x3 pe 3) } 100 and last term end with 1 | OL i | UTION Hence last two digits of 36° is 01 \ In(x+y)" \ 146 9, If n is a positive integer, using Binomial theorem, show that 9"** — 8n — 9 is always divisible by 64. ‘SOLUTION on = @+s)rt = HDC 141 BO + OHNE: 1981 4 (OHDCz 19-1 B2 + HDC 1-2 gs 4... + ODE 10.8044 = 1094) + (r+ 8 + DC B 4 +0383 +... + 1(1) Bm 1 +8n $8 + HDC? 82 + (DCS 83 AA yaar es gut = gnit—on-9 = 8[HDC2 + ODEs B+. + BA] which is divisible by 64 Hence showed. 410, [fn is an odd positive integer, prove that the coefficients of the middle terms in the expansion i) of -+y)rare equal. SOLUTION In@ty)" Tra = 8Crxhryt Since n is odd [Link] = n+1 which is even ey" term (+ a Middleterms = Coefficients of middle terms = Nc y1 + Tra W.K.T. ™Cr = 8Cn-r Nene z BINOMIAL THEOREM, SEQUENCES & SERIES 1 NC anones mt = Nene => Coefficients of middle terms are equal. 11. Ifnis a positive integer and ris a nonnegative integer, prove that the coefficients of x* and x*-") in the expansion of (1 + x)" are equal. | SOLUTION . | In + y)" | Tr = PCrxmryt \ In +x | Ter Tt = 2G AF xr | Cr xt ee) i] Coefficient of xt = "Cr | To get coefficient of x", replace r by n-ris (1) Toons =. Cher x8 Coefficient of x" W.K.T "Coen Cr =} 8Gree Hence coefficients of x* and x"~' are equal. | 42, If a and b are distinct integers, prove that a-—bisa factor of at - b®, whenever nis a positive integer. SOLUTION | (a-b+b)" = Co (a—b)nb? + 8Cx (a- by" + 0C2 (a-b)"2b2 +. 44 Cy- (ab)! bet + 8Cn (a= Bb)?" an = gr = (a-byr tn (@=by™tb + "2 (a b)r2bP eee 8Cret (a-b) bY! + b™ an—be = (a-b) ((@-byrt + nbe@-D)"* 4 7C2b2 (a-b)3 +... "Ce 1b™l] Hence a- bisa factor of an—b®. = Cexetyt jin(a+b) Ter = "Cram be Atr=3 Ts = rCsatsb? Atr=12 Ts = sCizatt2 bY | By given m3 = "C12 "Caz 2 n= 15 Crear) xe) "Cra "Cri 9Cr41 = 1; 72 42 Ne, nce 7 7, "Ch. = 1c Tenet ae nt ODI =r! GSN 1 1D aE 7 GTi (nr iat \13. In the binomial expansion of (a + pb)", if the oamielents of the 4& and’ 13% fins qual, n-rt Bem = 1. > (1 Consider 2 6.9Cr 6 ae Fam = eG 6(r+1) iat ont 6 = oT 7r-n =6. amg) @= sr-w= 1 @=> Meat = -6 | QO Ww Oo) pa 7 wi sub.r=7 in @) g(7)-n = 1 56-n = 1 ee n= 55 | 45. In the binomial expansion of (1 + x), al coefficients of the 5t, 6% and 7* terms are in P| | Findall values of n. | SOLUTION | vIn(«+y)" | ’ Tet = Crxmryt | In(i+x) | Trt Cy Ln xt Tra = "Crx" | Atr=4, Ts = "Cax* | Atr=5, Te = *Csxs | Atr=6, Tz = "Cox® | By given | C4, "Cs, Co, are in AP. te-tr = tb-te 2 = titts 2."Cs = 0C4-+0C, 148 nt nt 2 qenl Geo t amor ee Fe Oe—De= Hi pias exsxai@—9 ea 2. Ten Sr = 6)! 5x Ff perce a ey aa pest aaa 30 a nae s(n-S) ne see) sas) 30(n — 4) <5) 42(n-4) = 30 + n?-5n-4n+ 20 42n-48 = n2-9n+50 pee2int 98 = 0 Oo ae nea 0 n-14 = 0 14 | value of nis Tor 14 secprovethat G+ G+ E+ AO oe SOLUTION |Q+0"= nCo-+ MC1x+ 2C2 +--+ +Cn x" (xt sync aCoxt + ncaxt tt Cat weet ACh = EGnx*) % a+x)= (Cot Cixt C2 x2+. (Coxn + Cx xod Coxm2 inn + Cn) Equating coefficient of ¥° Teg 2 Cope Cae CoS OH m= cyt CEG. + n= n)! Qn) 5 m= cht Crt CRE. + Oo ial Cm) cep CPt CAH. FOP a? Hence proved. HINT: In (x+y) Test = 8Crxmryr In@Q +02 Tea = Cr Aer Tea = 2Cexe Replace r by n Tne =Cax® EXERCISE 5.2 4. Write the first 6 terms of the sequences whose | mt terms are given below and classify them as} arithmetic progression, geometric progression, arithmetico - geometric progression, harmonic progression and none of them. © aa SOLUTION ne = a 6terms => ti, ta, ts, ta, ts, te eae a’ 46’ 32’ ot" 128 Itis a GP. w Sau, SOLUTION t = (+1) @t2) esata) 6 terms ti, ta, ts, ta, ts te 2), 3 = Ta@! 236)" s@. 4D. 10) +3010) 4438)" pun wa 6 = Spin wa 36 Sais tt egal? None of them. LL 1 “pS & SERUES _ BINOMIAL THEOREM, SEQU CES & u (wi) 2018 ay" SOLUTION ani) 4(2 O = 2018 ee ay" 6terms = ti, tz, ts, ts, ts, te = 4G) = 2018, 2018, 2018, 2018, 2, | 6 terms = byte, ts, ts ts, te since it is a constant sequence, yt 49, 40) es a = 4@9.4@ 40): itis AP, GP, AGP and LP. =" 2 eee cage fe a SS ee Itisa GP. a a wo = 1,4,2,20,28, 36 | @i 4315/27 1’ 203 SOLUTION Ttis an A.G.P a ea os é Aaicite the first 6 terms of the sequences whos: nti term anis given below. act? if nis odd | mn if nis even None ofthem. > \ | soLurion | ‘ 2 (nt1 if nis odd | One : a G i nis even | int a ; | ‘SOLUTION ent es t = a=1+1=2 a= | ants hs Gterms = ty, te, ts, ty ts, te a=3+1=4 ar=4 | = 28 2@4 2@)3 as=5+1=6 ac=6 | POR COM GOH! AD First 6terms are 2,2,4,4,6,6 4 (4)+3 © 2(5)4+3 (2(6)43 i v: BOF" 35)44 36) +4 | =, 5,22 23 as 1 | 7104376" 19 29 ane ifn None of them, ae ifn | An-1 + Gn2 ifn >2 | SOLUTION | | it ifn | an=42 ifn= Mn-1+ Ong ifn>2 |

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