Binomial Theorems

Today we did examples using binomial theorems which is very difficult to explain in words. The easiest concept talked about today was when you have 5C3 you can look on that triangle thingy and you go down the to the fifth row and slide over to the third number in that row and 5C3 will equal the number found in that spot which is ten by the way.

If you need help beyond that call someone else because I'm not a doctor.

Homework: exercise 35 questions 1 to12

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Binomial Theroem

Today, we started into the binomial theorem, but before we did,Mr.Maks kinda scared us with the reality of how many classes we have left in the semester, and what we were going to be doing for the rest of the classes. We also spent a few minutes talking about the exam, which is on June 11th in the morning.

This is a schedule of what the classes are going to be like for the next few weeks.

Here are the notes for the day:

So all this is is just basically using a formula, and recognizing the pattern in the sequence. If you do that, then you can easily do these types of questions.

If anyone needs the numbers for the excercises they are:
1-10 on 31 1-9 on 32 1-9 on 33 1-10 on 34*new