Expanding Using Pascal's Triangle

Expanding binomials using Pascal's Triangle or Binomials Theorem can be very helpful when expanding it to a high power.
Once the pattern is learned and understood, even taking a binomials to a 10th power is no problem.

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Very nice reminder of Pascal's Triangle. Let me add: The Exponent of term to be expanded (call it 'n' ) results in 'n+1' Terms.

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