Introduction to Binomial Theorem (1 of 3: Coefficients & Pascal's Triangle)

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THE BINOMIAL THEOREM EVEN WORKS FOR ANY NUMBER!. NEWTON PLUGGED IN 1/2 IN TO THE BINOMIAL THEOREM AND APPROXIMATED PI.

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2:33
"No exceptions"

0^0: "Allow me to introduce myself"

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It's so good to see Eddie be human at 5:25. I do this ALL the time at the board.
Student: "Miss? Doesn't 1 + 3 = 4?"
Me:

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binomial (Maths) = An expression containing the sum (or difference) of two terms, eg x+y.

mohdnasir

In the pascal's triangle you didn't highlight 6 and 10 as they are even numbers during your introduction to binomial theorem

godwinjoseph

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