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MATHEy
184 : a eco we se
(0 renee ee nig? tet tat
aes" wyatt ae Te
ic Ce 3 "x
2 i wers of *:
This is the expansion of spin ascending PO
wi) eer meant ae
eg ee +102 natal,
me. OHS it cx
pau tecpennntp ae ee
(vii) Putting x=1and @ inthe expansion of #9 ase :
a-x" = ty Teta? 3% RereniG 2+. CU Ge
Te a ay Gs!
r=
tea) secon o(r +n tein te xpaTion +2x)"is"C,.
a+a"s"G-
sent of 2” in the expansion of
npmovremonmercr et}
gt detest e+}
ay" (x a)"}both have the same number oftrs
(x —a)"} has (+) terms ad
&) (reas (ea = 2
and, (xt a"-(@-0" = af
vor pis than (x + a" + 2-9) a+
equal to (=) heres ifn is even, then (+0)" +(
tee n n
{e+ (x atm
Type] DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF TERMS
z of
SaPRERions F TERMS IN THE EXPANSIONS OF BINOMIAL AND
2
RINOMAL
EXAMP! me ee een
-3y As)
A (145 y2x)°+(1-5 22)”
ii) (Je + Jy)" + We - 9)” a a
) (3x4 9)® Bx -y)*] (vi) me re
x
SOLUTION (i) The! i
eat expansion of (x + a)"has(n + 1) terms. $0, the expansion of(2«-3#1
(i) Ifnis odd, then . :
; the expansion of x + a)" +(x — a)" contains( +2 2
contains 1 rms So, theexpa™
of (1 +5 J2x)? +(1-5 3x) has| 2*2
21) -stemsPage:
Doro
a
THEOREM 18.5
nis ever” then the expansion of {ex + a+ (x -a"} nas(# + 1) terms.
(f+ YO? +E — J)" has 6 terms.
y We have,
(2x+ 3¥ — 42)" -{2 + @y-42)}
27 (22)" (By — 42)" + "Cy (23)""* (By — 42)" + "Co (aut? (By 40)" + F
f # 3 (23)} (By —42)" 2 + "Gn (39 — 2) .
gives two terms, third
she first term in the above expansion gi
Oa eae anisolon) pansion gives one term, second term
0, total number of terms = 142434...¢n+(n+1) = (n+ 1) (n+ 2)
2
(n Hinis even, then {cx + a)"= (2 -0"} has % terms, So, (ax +y)® -(3x-9)" has 4 terms.
(vi) Wehave,
20
+2x4%7) = {a+} =(1+2)”
in the expansion of (1 + 2x + xr?
- p, there are 41 terms
INOMIAL THEOREM
Type EXPANDING A GIVEN EXPRESSION USING THE 5!
4 Expand (x? + 2a)° by binomial theorem.
| SOWTON Using binomial theorem,
(es 29? = Co (27)° (20)° + °C (2) (20! + 5Cp (27)? (2a)
: 4505 (22)? (202 +2C4 (2) (20)* + °Cr (x)° (2a)®
= x! 45 (x5) (2a) +10 (x®) (4a) +10 (x4) (829) +5 (27) (16 at) +320"
ets
es Expand (2x — 3y)* by binomial theorem.
| SOUMON Using binomial theorem, we obtain
! @r-3yt =(2x+(-3y)l*
= key ant (3p? + $c (20° 39)
#16344 4 (8x2) (— 3y) + 6 (422) (997) + 4029) (27 yy+ery!
= 16:4 —9623y + 216x7y? ~ 21629" + siy*
binomial theorem, expand:
cy (2x) (- 39)? + 4c (22)! (-3y)? + Cy (- 3y)*
yt By using
@) Q+x+x7)
(i) Let y=x+x?. Then,
Q4x+x2)?= ty)? = Cot
cease ate arte) :
14 3(e4 22) +3G7 +2 +xt)+{2o x9 (x7) + 8, x9 72x)?
ofa-x+x)
[NCERT EXEMPLAR]
5c, y+ 8Ca y+ Cy? = 2
yt Coy + Cay = 14+ 3y+ 3y’ +y>
3 Es
+ 3Cq x97? (x2)? + 8c x? «>I18.6 Wy
= 143 (4x2) 4 3 (x2 4209 4 xt) e (x + xt + 32° + 2°) 8,
= 3°43 4 624 4799 4 6x2 4 3x41
Gi) Let y=—x+x?, Then,
Gax+x7)4 = yt a tey 4 tc, y 4 Scoy? + 'Cay? + cy y4
= 14 4y + 6y? 4 4y9 4 y4 = AURORE AL +3 0. 2, |
= 1-42 (1—2) + 6x? (1-2)? - 4x9 1-29 + 4-0!
=1-4x (1~3) +6271 -2x-4.22) -429(8C9 3 Cy x49 Cy x? 3. x3)
fll Sn 7 * Seri oy
= 1-4x4 4x? + 6x7 (1- ate -4x3 ae 3x + 3x7 —x5)4 x4 Ce ~4x + 6x? 4): a
= 1 4x4 4x? + 6x? - 1973 + 6x4 — 4x9 + 12x4 - 129° + 4x6 4 x A 45 4 646 <12is
1-4x + 10x? —16x9 +1924 - 162 + 102° — 4x7 + x8
4
wyhathe Using binomial theorem, expand (0 +2 =) /x#0.
SOLUTION We have, (NCERT}THEOREM
gion 16.7
b eae a 3
P38) a
pee Xe lO,
2-5 4x4 +4 8
209 S363 ae
f Find the expansion of(3x2 — Beg) Uy
pal he of 3x" — 2ax + 3a7)3 using binomial theorem. {NCERT]
(at -208 + 3a’)?
3
: fo? =2ax) + 30?
EZ 53751210 43, 2
2 9Cy(3x" - 20x)" (34°) + “Cy (3x* ~ 2a)? (307) + 9C, (3x? — 20x)! (32)?
: 8 ty ; + 9C3 (3x2 - 20x) (3a)?
2 (3x7 —2ax)° + 9a” (3x” — 2ax)? + 2704 (3x? — 2ax) + 2708
3 23 0,3 De
+| Cy (3x")° (-2ax)” +” Cy (3x)? (-2ax)" +3 Cy (3x2) (-2ax)? +[Link] (3x7)? (-2ax°}
: + 9a" (9x* -120x3 + 4a? x) + 2704 (3x7 -2ax) + 270°
i. (7x -54 2° a+ 36x* a? — 8x9 a9) + (81x* a? —108x9 a? + 36x” a4)
: + (81x? a* —54x0) + 270°
| = 17x® -54xPa + 117x° a® -116x? a? +117x" a4 —54x0° + 270°
11
“parlp/ Using binomial theorem, espana + :) .
y
_ SOLUTION We have,
11 0 2 3;
(+3) = "cy (2) Me, 2° (z}+ "ee 2 (3) + Meg 38 (2)
4 5 6. 7 8
ree (t] seat} teee(f) ee orl
q 9 ne fi 11
Mg, x22) 4% os lg. (:]
+ x + Cio x +
9 (:] 10 (?] 11 y
fe 2
6
10 9 8
My 11 2 55% +165 25 + 930% + 4627, + 462
ew y y ¥
y
4 3 2
330x* 165x~ 55x" ix 1
+ tt ata
Eee ¥
Supt pag abs z "cy <8" [NCERT]
oe
umn We have,
G+ x" = "Cy 4 "Cy x +"Co x7 ee Cae
Gey" fF % F
ad
o$i) We have,
18.8 Mat,
MEMATICg
Putting x = 3 on both sides, we get
,
(1+3)" = z "Cy 3! fon, dim BC, 3”
re r=0
Type IIT ON APPLICATIONS OF BINOMIAL THEOREM
_eySurngs aan approximation of(0.99)° using the first three terms of its expansion,
SOLUTION We have,
5
P = A-00nia liek
(o99P = (1 0.01)? = (0 }
2 3 4 5
mECyeccr iw + °C) (a) ake, (&) + 5c, (zs) =O, (i)
tO. lO enol nee
10000 "1000000 * (19) (200
= 0.05 + 0.001
IN
[Neglecting fourth and other terms]
DASPLe 10 _ Using binomial theorem, compute the following:
@ (99 i) (1026 yey (104)
SOLUTION (i) We have,
(99° = (100 -1)°
= °Co x (100)° —5c, (1004 + °Cq x (100)? ~5c x (100)? +
= (100)° -5 x (100)* + 10 (100)? - 10 x (100)? +5 x 100 -1
= 10 -5x 10° +107 -10° +5x 102-1
= (10 +107 +5x 10) -(6x108
(ii) We have,
(102)® = (100+ 2)6
= %q x (100) + $C, x (100)8 x 2+ 8Co x (100)4 x 2?
+ C5 x (100)9 x 234 8, x (100)? x 24 4
= (100)° + 6x (100)° x 2-415 x (100)4 x 2?
°C4 x (100) -5¢, x (100)?
+10°+ 1) = 10010000500 - 500100001 = 9509900499,
$C x (100)! x 23 + 8 x (100)° x 24
+20 x (100)? x 23 + 15 x (100)? x2
+6 (100)! x 25 +2)
= 10"? +1210" + 6109 +16 107 +24 10° +192 x 107 + 64
= 1126162419264,
(101)° = (10+01)°
= Co x (10) x (01) + 5c, x (10)* x (01) + 5c, x (10) x (01) + 55 x (10)? x (oa)?
+74 « (10) x (0:1)8 + 5cy x (10) x (0d
= (10)° +5 10* x 01 +10% 103 x (01)? 4.10% (10)? « (01)3 +5 x 10 x (02)4 +(04)°
= 10° +5% 10° +10? +1 +5. 0,001 + 0.00001
= 100000 + 5000 + 100 +1 + 0.005 + 0.00001 = 105101,00501.EOREM 18.9
1 : ae
an gisdiistle by OA where n isa positive integer, [NCERT]
_ ont n+), ne Teose , 5 b
BC Cp Cy ior ani en ieee OMe
f 228 we a1, piyttt 2 n+], 3 1
fps. co 1 (8) #"* 26908)? + ™* 10508) 4.4" IC, 1 (8)"*? 8)
£
qth a Le (tI) x B+" IC. (8) 4"* 105 (8) +. IG, 18"
2 1,
git} 81-9 =(8) iF Cy +"* C5 (8) +"* 10, 4...404 ‘G10
git} 81-9 = 64x an integer
41 _ 87-9 is divisible by 64.
fis Using binomial theorem, prove that 6" —5n always leaves the remainder 1 when divided
[NCERT]
ON We have,
gi -5n = (1 +5)" —5n
Peon {"o Cy x (8) + "Cy x (5)? + "Cg x (5)? 4... + "Cy or} -5n
6h Bn = 14.50 + "Co x5 + "C3 x5° +... + "Cy x 5" —5n
2 (6-5-1 = "Cy x52 4 "Cy x59 4... + "Cx"
BG) 5n—1 = 5818p 4 "Cg x54 7Cg x5? ++ Ey x57}
> 6"-5n-1 = 25x an integer
> 6"-5n = 25x an integer +1
> 6"—5nleaves the remainder 1 when divided by 25.
| LEVEL-2
Type IVAN Exe. SION OF A BINOMIAL BY USING BINOMIAL THEOREM
fx 13_Alsing binomial theorem, expand {ee +yP +(e -w} and hence find the value of
{asap +(y2 -0'}.
XUTION We have,
(r+yP +(x-y)> = 2 {co 45, x9 y+ Cy x" y‘} =2(# +10x7y? +5xj*)
Ming x= /2 and y =1, we get
WP. pen? 2{«/3)° +10(/2)° +5 V3} =2( 42 +202 +52)=58 2
Ri If O be the sum of odd terms and E that of even terms in the expansion of (x + a)", prove
0? 52 642 _ 2" (i) 4OE=(x +." —(-0)"
S 2(0? +E) =(x+a)" +(x-a)"MATHEY, Mc,
"
18.10
SOLUTION We have, 3
(xtay" = "Cox" ae tCye
Saye
=> (x+a" = {tot "Ca? es
pa tCg Pa tent yaa Nahe
"= O+E - i)
oT ea Bg? 2M, x1? 09 +...
Ney at teat hal "Cat
0 1 eye e se can,
= freytstente tea fare 7s}
and, (x-a)" =
= (x-a"
es (x-@)" =O-E
Multiplying (i) and (ii), we get
(x+a)"(x-a" = (0+HO-A
x (0? 0)" = o2-E
Gi) We have,
40E = (0+B?-(0-E)
=) ore {o + al’ e { (x -a"}" [Using (j) and (i
> 40E = (x+a)"-(x-a)™"
(iii) Squaring (i) and (ii) and then adding, we get
(x+0)"+4(x-a)" = (0+B? +(0-B? = 20° +E”).
Type V ONAI -ATIONS OF BINOMIAL THEOREM
wi is larger(1.01) 1° or, 10,000? INCERT]
SCLUTION We have,
(1.01)1 _ 10000
= (1+0.01) 1 _ 10000
= 1000000 1000000, (0,01) + 199°C, (0,01)2 + n+ 2% Cr ogggng x (0.01) — 20000
= (1 + 1000000 x 0.01 + other positive terms) - 10000
= (1 + 10000 + other positive terms) - 10000
+ other positive terms > 0
2.0110 5 10000
baget te and b are distinct integers, prove that " —b" is divisible by (a —b), whenever n €N
[NCERT
SOLUTION We have,
a” = ((a-b) +)"
= a ="Cq(a-by"+"Cy (a8) "84" Cy (q—py2 52 fat at
Balaban ptr 1p) mS
= a —B" =(a—-b)" + "Cy (a-b)" bY + "Cp (q—b)" 224 4, 1(a-0)b" |tar
careao {a a6 Oy ety be Ry ase ote a ;
¢, RS ig divisible by (a=). Hence, 2” ~b" is divisible by (@ - 5)
ao ae omaha prove that (11)"" +100 4 99. [NCERT EXEMPLAR]
lgufon Letx = 101 and y = 100% + 99”! Then,
gy = 101 ~100° - 99
x-y = 101% - 99 - 100%
2
x-y = (10041) ~(100 -1)™ -100°
Bye? {cy 1008 + *C3 «10087 +... + Cy « 100} ~100
5 oy = 100% + 2% C3 x 1007 +... + 2% Cy x 100-100
erry = 2x C3 x 1007 +... 42x PCy x 100
= t-y = 4 positive integer
= «t-y>0 > 3>y = 101 >100% +99
EXERCISE 18.1
&. Dg binomial theorem, write down the expansion ofthe following
@er+sy ~~ — )2x-3y gin (x-2)
@w) 0-327 1 oo (uxt) iC vi) (E- Ev
(ri PYz- 2 Yay? wilt) 0422-37) (x+1-1) A
@) 0-224 32°)? /
2 eee woe
oh FA+ =) +( rt -/F=1) JAF) + x-e Fay
ha+2 Jz) +a -2J5° Gh (V2 +8 +2 -D®
243+ /2)° -(3 - V2)" vt) (2+ V3)" +(2-V3"
SATB + 1° -(/3 -1)" (yisi) (0.99) + 1.01)"
JB 3 + J2)° -(J3 - J2° INCERT}
4
whos [Fa i} +(e -{? =a} (NCERT, NCERT EXEMPLAR]
4 _\
“Find (a + by —(a —b) 4 Hence, evaluate( /3 + 12) -(3 F 8) 5 INCERT]
Fy :
Find(x +1)6 + (x -1)°. Hence, or otherwise evaluate(/2 + no + V2-n*. INCERTIMATHEMATIOS
18.12
x Using binom:
(i (96)° [NCERT]
\ pf Using binomial theorem,
uw Using binomial theorem,
(if n is a positive integer, P
J
s 10000
oP Ising binomial theorem, indicate which is larger’ (1.1)
m determine which number is smal
e following:
(i) ao1)* {NCERT] Gv) (98)° INCERT,
= 1 is divisible by 49, where €N.
visible by 64,1 €N.
ble by 676.
te each of th
[NCERT]
3" 7H
2n+ 2 _ gn -9 is di
jal theorem evalual
ii) 102)”
prove that 2
prove that 3
rove tat 3°" — 260-1 is divisi
or 1000? INCERT]
iter (1.2) or 800?
( Using binomial theore!
aces of decimal.
10 (= 0.01)” correct to 7 p!
{NCERT EXEMPLAR]
He Find the value of (1.01)
it+4_15n-16, where n € Nis divisible by 225.
Show that
_______ ANSWERS
1. @ 322 +240 x4y +720 x°y? + 1080 x?y? +610 xy* + 243 ¥
(i) 16 x4 -96 xy + 216 Py? -216 xy? + 81 y*
i) x° -6x4 +15? -20+ 8 Sigh
x xt x?
(iv) 1 -21x +1892? - 94529 + 28952" 51032? +5103x° — 2187"
(0) ax — 6 Pxth +15 ax?” ~20 a5? +15 aot oad? , of
: ibe
x x i e a
eae te een
pa ames 0415-6 tS
(vii) x2 62/3 gQl3 4/3 2/3
" a3 415 x4/3 a2/3 — 20 ax +15 x2/3 aM/3 6 x3 F/3 4 a?
(viii) 1+ 10x + 252” - 40x3 -190x* + 922° 6 .:
eg +570x° — 360x” - 675x® + 810x? 10
(x) 843x754 5-4 eee
x x
(x) 1-6 —44x3
2 1 pe 442° + 63x4 —54x° + 272°
. (i) 16x(4x°-3) ii) 6
64x —96x4
(iv) 198 x fe Sexiest 2 (iii) 2(1 + 40x + 80x
ei 82 (vi) 10084 ; Ha
iii) 2.020001 (ix) 396 (6 Rios : (vii) 152
x
3. 8(a°b +ab*), 40/6 4. 2(x° + 15x4 : Sepa ee SADE Aet + 2
5. (i) 884736 Pn x" + 15x" +1), 198
(040808032 (iii) 104060401 r
(iv) 9039207968
9, (1.4)! 5 1000 10. 800
11. 2,0090042
a ee ey
7 HINTS Ti
‘O NCERT & SELECTED PROBLEMS
oe AL
(ix) We know that (x + a)"—(x—a)" <9 fn
{ Cy Tac, 3 43, }" g, ry
ape + Rh termisgivenby "C, x"~" d Thus, if T; , denotes the (r +1)" term, then
Ber eG
is pou. general term, because by giving different values to r we can determine all terms
of ie ae
since (x9) " -{x + (-a)}”. So, the general term in the binomial expansion of (x — a)" is given by
Tera 2a =I "Gd
inthe pinomial expansion of (1 + x)", the general term is given by
Daly = "C, x
jn the binomial expansion of (1 — x)", the general term is given by
Gar =i "CG ¥
york; Inthe binomial expansion of(x + a)", the term from the end is((n + 1) —r +1)=(n-1 + 2)th
term from the beginning.
18.4.1 MIDDLE TERMS IN A BINOMIAL EXPANSION
The binomial expansion of (x + a)" contains (n + 1) terms. Therefore,
th
(i) Ifnis even, then (5 + 1) term is the middle term.
n+3
th th
(i) If nis odd, then (4) and ( } terms are the two middle terms.
gE : ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES
Type] ON FINDING THE GENERAL TERM OR AN INDICATED TERM IN THE BINOMIAL EXPANSION OF
SOME GIVEN EXPRESSION
EXAMPLE1 Write the general term in the expansion of (x? - y)® INCERT]
SOLUTION We have, (x7 -y) s-{2? +(- v}
The general term in the expansion of the above binomial is given by
Tei 8, (x7)8-" (-y" Fie nenaee a |
Seer “2 7
2,1
AMPLE 2 Find the 1th term in the binomial expansion of (2 - =) ‘18.16
MATHEN Gy
SOLUTION We know that the (7 + 1)th term in the expansion of (x + a)" ig given ic n
Faas Ge of
V2
Therefore, in the expansion of (23? +3) , the tenth term Ty9 is given by
x
)
Tho = Tox. = cy (2x)!2-9(1 Here:n=12,7=9, —
10 41 ‘Cy (2x") 3 7=9,x27,2 anda,
12 RvB mahosiade 3{ 1 fy
Sy Tho = Cy (2x7)? x = Moyne = |
x x
12, 8 12x 11x10 1760
= Tho SC fate oy => 1d 3
10 373 iia x? [: Cy aR
x
3 12
XAMPLE3 Find the 9th term in the expansion of (: x3 %) 7
Be
SOLUTION We know that the (r + 1)th term in the expansion of (x + a)" is given by
er (orci ag
a
12-8 8 4 8
Hoan 3a Dey, 3 ‘
> ee = (2) (-3] =! (2) (-3] Sey x 38 xt
* x
x
SS Ty = C4 x7? af 38
a
Therefore, in the expansion of| E > =) , the 9th term Ty is given by
x
9
EXAMPLE4 Find the 6th term in the expansion of (¢ - Z| °
2x
9 5
SOLUTION Clearly, (¢- 3) -{¢ -(- = }
ce x
om 9-5 5 be
= aee(efer(gf cgay we
epee] 3 }--22
Opec re Be
1 y8 pncextl
roupts Find 13th term in the expansion ao» -zR x #0,
SOLUTION Clearly,
(oa) “fo (s8)"12
HEOREM
1 24g 6 Z
atc, o0 *(-s5) = cy. 98" [7 BV
3. 7012+?
_ 8C, 9K OX
Fra tah 32 x°
F 3
4th term from the end in the expansion of [2 eres
g6 Find the
ansion contains 8 terms.
he beginning
4
the given exP
)th =5th term from d
Clearly,
=(8-4+1
‘om the end
7-4
3 x
red term= J = Ta+1 ~ "ca(] (-=]
4
Eis ee eee ose 32 )(x2) = 322° [~ 7c, =7Ca|
ze a “e = et 76 7m po 48
Bx 2x1\ x 6
25
oul
es fr
Requil
x 6
1) Find the 1th term from the end in the expansion of | 2% — 3)
the given expansion contains 26 terms.
(26-11 + 1)th term from the beginning i.e. 16th term from the
pxaMr’
Clearly,
soLumio!
$0, 11th term from the end =
e 15,
ry 1
Required term = Tie = Tend = Cys (2x) ee) c 5]
x
10
25, 10) 10 Cie ps)
= Cis x 200% x ag = C15 * 35
x
x
Dott n, if the ratio of the fifth term. from the beginning to the fifth term from the end in
1
(NCERT]
theexpansion of (# a a] aed
"
SOLUTION Clearly,
= (n+1-5+1)™ term from the beginning
Fifth term from the end =
= (n— 3)" term from the beginning
n-4
Now, =T1s 1="Ca {82 a a, -
and n-
: a S148 }
Itis given that
_& v6
Tes18.18
MATHEMAT os
fess
See al)
"CyigX 2x3 4
n54 n-4 "
-1 -1
> 234. x aiteeee? li oo
n-8 n-8
=> 24 x3 4 26"?
Ree) ze n-8 1
> (2x3) 4 Seigetcean 4 = 60? wp Be ad > 1-8-2 n= 10
, : 50
EXAMPLE9 Finda, if 17th and 18th terms in the expansion of(2 + a)” are equal.
SOLUTION Wehave, _ a oe
Ty =Tho4 1 = Cag (2) 16 al? = Cg x 2 xa
- 17 _ 50, 33, 17
and, Tag =Tyz 4. 1 = PC yy (2977 a! = Cy x 2 x a
It is given that 17" and 18" terms are equal.
INCERT,
ie = Ty =Tg Z
> ay, x24 x gle =*%Cy7 x2 x ql?
50 17
a7!
= Cie pane _50! x 2! 33117! 17
5G, 6 > a= Baler cor 2= 2s 1
Type IT ON FINDING THE MIDDLE TERM(S)
20
10 Find the middle term in the expansion of (3 x Jal .
x
th,
SOLUTION Here n = 20, which is an even number. so,{ +1] term ie. 11th term is the
middle term.
20-10 10
Hence, the middle term =Tj3 =Tiq 1 =Cyp G 2] (- 2) Bina
3
EXAMPLE 11 Find the middle terms in the expansion of | 3x -2_| .
6
Heren =7, which is an odd number.
7
3
SOLUTION The given oon +( 3x- al
741 teed
(ay ana(754-1) ie. 4th and 5th terms are two middle terms.
Now, = 7 7-3 . I 37, A i 10x"?
1 =C = x
Th =T34.1=7Cs (3a) Z =(-1) eat] ee2-107
by
|
‘=
33
sk
ginOMIAL THEOREM
“
Te =T41=7Cq (3x97 -4{ x3 4
_ ONSET ay caigd| ae) Sasa
6 48
Hence, the middle terms are — 108 x19 43528
8
EXAMPLE QA Show that the middle term in cheat al Se
x)" is
1:3-5... (Qn=1) ER
my INCERT]
TION The exponent
Pa ponent ah signee entree
2n th
241) ie. :
wo(F+?) ie. (n +1)” term is the middle term in the binomial expansion of (1+ x)™".
Now, Thar "Cy (1) 2" as Mc, a
eye 2) 8
@n=m ini
= 1: [Link]-6..0n= 9) Qn=2) (20-9)
nin!
1.3:5...2n~3) nn} {2-4-6... (2n=2) 2)
Tal a
aint
1-3-5... (2n—3) (2n—1)} 1.2.3... 2-1) ()}2"
nin!
1-3-5...(2n-3) (2n-1)} nt-2". 2" 1.3-5...(20=1)
a eee om
nln!
2n
g 1
zxameylis Show that the middle term in the expansion 2-2) is
ae
ec
ae [NCERT EXEMPLAR] 3
nl
on th
SOLUTION The exponent in (3) is an even natural number. So, es = 1) ie. (ney
x
term is the middle term and is given by Sa
- ~
meen c™"(-4) See
eS
ee OM gr be
1:2. 3-4-5-6...(20-1)(2) yh a
nin!18.20
MATHE
an
Tle,
* The i1= a
3.5...(20-3) n
i, Ten ee ee a
nt
middle term in the rare of (1+ xn Bens a
2n-
sion f+ 2) (NCEE
the middle term in the expansion of(1 , *
Eys(PLE 14 Prove that the coefficient of the
sum of the coefficients of middle terms inthe expa?
SOLUTION As discussed in the previous example,
is given by Tyy1= "Cn"
it an
f the smile term inthe expansion of( +x)" is
So, the coefficient }
zat index (2n-1) is odd.
Now, consider the expansion of (1 + xy". Here, the index ( ) |
th
So, (ey aed (oa é 1} ie. nt" and (n+ 1)" terms are middle tern, |
Ae 2 2
pe (2n=1)-(n- 1) ad m-Ic gl
Now, Tn=Tn- ye n-1 0) * n-1
an-1 2n-
mt = es Gt
2n-1
So, the coefficients of two middle terms in the expansion of (1 + Pt are °C, and
m-Ie. *
Sum of these coefficients a teen EC.
a 2 (0-14 IC, fe "G2"
mH .
=G, \
Fi i a+)”
= Coefficient of middle term in the expansion of (
Type I ONIDING THE COEFFICIENT FOR A GIVEN INDEX (EXPONENT) OF pe VARIABLE
1
0.
exampul 15 Find the coefficient of 19 in the binomial expansion of? - 3), when x#
11
3
SOLUTION Suppose (+ 1)th term contains x” in the binomial expansion oi e 3) :
ll)
a
Teac ann(-3) (1 Ms, after) gf ®
IFT, x contains 27°, then
2-3r=10 > r=4.
$0,(4+1)thie, 5th term contains", *
Putting r =4 in (i), we get
ene, 2 4x gtx x! = Noy x” x 34x x"
Coefficient of x1° = Ney x2” x 34
Now,y
sou
gal
Suppose (r + 1)th term i 32, 15
quo involves x°* in the expansion o( of +)
x
THE! REM
18.21
6 Find the coefficients of x®2 and 4-17 j uy
ofx™” and x7"” in the expansion of| (* - 4) ‘
x
} Bo (ty 15- y
= Be, 7 |e
oe this term to contain x™,we must have
60-77 =32 > r=4.
32
gq (4 DIRE ae ct 5
pees AO
Be (- 14 3660-28) 2 Bo, 82,
- Be cei inf 2 BC, be 1066:
15
(5 +1)th term in the binomial expansion a(s - + contains x wy
x
Bc, oy (-3] 2 aye 0-78 (ii)
suppose
Now, Toi =
this term contains x “17 we must have
60-75 = -17 > s=il
$o,(11 +1)th ie. 12th term contains xe
Putting s =11 in w re Bet
Ty = eau RC; an wtehge
i = - 1365.
3 in mi expansion of (x + ay)’.
f the expansion of (x + 2).
-17
72 Boye eC ="C yar]
Coefficient of x”
BAMPLE17 Find the oe of xy
pose x° y 3 occurs in(r +1)" term o!
{NCERT]
SOLUTION Sup
Now,
Bee ths 9, xa xP xy
This will contain 2° yi
9-r=6 and ne =>rs3
9x 8x7x6l §=672
Coefficient of x° y° = 5cyx 2? #5164 Bix 61
18 Find the coefficient of 40 in the expansion of (i+ 2x +* 227,
SOLUTION We have, ”
densest” {asa} a(1+%)
Seppove x49 Reamer e term in the expans
Now, en G
ion of (1 + oeMATH
Men
Tey
18,22
For this term to contain x®, we must have r = 40-
So, coefficient of x4? = *4Cyo.
aie
ALITER We know that the coefficient of x” in (t + ar is"G-
1 +x) is Co.
Coefficient of x*” in (
x in the expansion of ax? 3 4
EXAMPLE19 Prove that there is no term involving ® ~3| there
*0
11
th in the expansion of 2x7 -3
S geod in oi) ae le
y yer af y22-
Erle meena! *
Now op ec ‘(-3] = Mc, (-0)
For this term to contain x", we must have
22-3r=6 > re, which is a fraction.
But, ris tural number. Hence,
E 20 Find the coeficient of in the
SOLUTION We have,
(1+2%)8(1-2)" = fi +
SOLUTION Suppose x
or
ae. 6
there is no term containing * 6 E
expansion of the product (1+2x)° (1 -2)). INCERT
6 >
6¢, (22) + Ca (28) + 6, (2x9 + “Ce (2x8 + %z (22) + %Cg (anf
7c, x+ "Cy 2 -"C3 x2 +7Cy ca 370s ° real
2 (1 +12x+ 60x" + 16023 + 24024 + 192% +-..)
(17a + 21x? - 352° + 35x - 212 +..)
-7+192x1
xq1-
60 x (-35) +160 21 + 240x
3360 - 1680 + 192 = 171
10
EXAMPLE? Find the term independent of xin the expansion of (= 3 3] f
2x
SOLUTION Let(r +1)th term be independent of x in the given expression.
mt)
7
Ry che, a(-3] = s-r(-2) nm
<4. 2
This term will be independent of x, if
20-5r=0 > 1r=4
So, (4 + 1)th i.e. 5th term is mependent of x. Putting r = 4 in (i), we get
= *u3*(-4] _ 10x9x8x7 729 _ 76545
o Coetfiient of x°in the product =1x(-21) +12x 35+
= 214 420-2100 +
Type IV ONFINDING THE ‘TERM INDEPENDENT OF THE VARIABLE
2) 4x3x2x1 16 8
76545
8
Hence, required term =LE
7 gsi tteoneM 19.23
Find the term independent of x in the expansion of
pb 12
go ) A e a
x
Oz,
wo 0) For: v a term . ‘independent ofr in the given expression.
L 7
en oe le = Boca ete i)
1m to be independent of x, we must ha
pat or =0 > r=6 RS
6 gythie. 7th om is pea of x. Putting r = 6 in (i), we get
BF ="cg(-1P = “Ce “
required term = mney
@ Let(r+ 4)th term be independent of in the given expression.
0, 10- 1
D1 * Noor au (2) =(-f Mc, 210-7 10-2 6)
term to be independent of x, we must have
40-2r=0 > 7 =5
go, 6+ Dthie. 6th term is independent of x, Putting r =5 in (i), we get
5 10; 10-5 10, 10x 9x 8x7x6
=(-1~ “C5.2 Oc ee SF BOGE
Bead nS oF Sxax3xaxl
Now,
porthis
Hence, required term = - 8064
10
aug Find the value of aso that the term independent of xin (# + 4] is 405.
10
TION. Let(r +1)" term in the expansion a(e + 4] be independent of x.
x
Now, :
5-T-2r
2
:
= a 10,
Pe Ce (iz) (5) aloe
This will be independent of x, H .
r ir or
e-2r = pee ae =o
5 3 eed) 2 o=>5 2 =r
d wali)
hitingr = 2in (), we get:T, = 1°Cp a7
lis given thatthe term independent of x is equal to 405.
5 Meg? = 405 = 450° = 405 > f= 9 a= 43
TeV PROBLEMS RELATING TO COEFFICIENTS IN A BINOMIAL EXPANSION
Hoang the problems relating the coefficients in the binomial expansion we generally use the
“lowing results:
() Coefficient of (r + 1)th term in the binomial expansion of (1 + x)" is "C,.
A) Coefficient of x” in the binomial expansion of (1 + a is"C,.
(8) Cocficient of 2” in the expansion of (1 -3)"is(-1 "C-
Coeticient ofr + 1)th term in the expansion of(1-2)"is(-1 "C,.18.24
EXAMPLE 24 J mt,
In the binomial expansion of(1 + a) * ", prove that the coefficients of @” init
eth
SOLUTION Let A and B be the coefficients of a” and a” respectively in the » cs tN a
(1+2)"*". Then,
A =Coefficient of a in the binomial expansion of (1 + 4)
(m+n)!
mint
m+
B = Coefficient of a” in the binomial expansion of(1+a)y"*"
> Be ™N _ (mtn!
mint
Clearly, A =B ive. the coefficients ofa” an
EXAMPLE25 Prove that the coefficients of” in(1 + 2)
m+
=> Ate 7G fi
ii)
dain the binomial expansion of(1 + )”*" are ‘es
21 i5 twice the coefficient of x” in (1 + x)-1 ;
INCER
SOLUTION Let A and B be the coefficients of x” in the binomial expansions of (1 + 1) ang
(1 + x)"" | respectively. Then,
, (2A)! = (2n) (2n=1)! _ (2-1)!
6)
23 ‘ 2n =n
‘A = Coefficient of x” in (1 + x) ‘Cr = Sasa lat rata
ee , (2n-1)!
oan ' 2n-1_ n-] mn —1)! .
B = Coefficient of x” in (1+ 2)" = Se = Godin li
maaan
an 1
= 2B ile. Coefficient of x” in (1 + x)" = 2x Coefficient of x” in (1 + x)
EXAMPLE 26 In the binomial expansion of(a + b)", the coefficients of the fourth and thirteenth termsare —
equal to each other. Find n.
SOLUTION The coefficients of the fourth and thirteenth terms in the binomial expansion ot
(a +b)" are "C3 and "Cy, respectively. It is given that:
Coefficient of 4th term in (a +b)” = Coefficient of 13th term in (a + by)”
=. "C3 = "Cy
> n=15 fe "Cy="Cy > 84 orxtyetl
cag Find a positive value of m for which the coefficient of x? in the expansion of(1 +») CI
[NCERT
SOLUTION We know that the coefficient of x” in (1 + x)" is "C,. Therefore, coefficient of
(+x) isCy.
1s given tat the coefficient of x” int +x)" is 6,
m,
Cp =6
m(m~1)
2!
> mw -meai2
=610.25
ae
A= Me
HEOREM
: 2_-m-12=0
a ence)? [- m+ 340)
Be m-47°
2° mot 34 gre equal
‘i _stt th is ion of 0+) are qn
Ca nes If the coefficients of (r 5)" and (2r -1) terms in the expansio af pnceRT)
1 ig "C, e
roxy We know that the coefficient of ri term in the expansion of ( * Bn
sour
expansion of(1 +2) Get Co
re,
rerefor ents of(r _5)t" and (2r — 1)!" terms in the
spective
itis giver that these coefficients are equal
3) Wc, _g= Cx?
[- nenencteeyt = r+s =n
64+2r-2=34
__4, which is not possible]
E pagar 2 Ont —
2 gr -8 = 34 fe r-
ae Aa 3 Loictit
Type VI PROBLEM: IN CONSECUTIVE TERMS oR CONSECUTIVE coeFFicl
ive terms OF coefficients of consecutive terms in the exP:
we assume that the consecutive terms arer® (r+ 1)" and r+ piel, -
L
rms, we find ae
T,
6=y-2>7
ENTS
ansion of (x + a)” are givery
Tp 1and Tr +2
T;
T-1
case of consecutive te! and
Trad _
In
n-r+1a
Bi ro
th my
Mca ee
+2) coefficient
should be noted that
ee 1)"" coefficient
(+ 2) coefficient
Incase of consecutive coefficients,
etc. to get equations and solve them.
we may use the following results:
Incomputing these ratios,
n a ac; =
(7 n-r+1 aad rid nT
"ames
of (1 + x)" are in the ratio
A i
parte af The coefficients of three consecutive terms in the expansion
(NCERT]
[Link]. Find n.
SOLUTION Let the three consecutive terms be rth, (7 +1)th and (r+2)th terms. Their
2 ;
IC, and "C, + 1 respectively. Itis given that,
coefficients in the expansion of (1 + xt are"C, -1/
1
mane GC, +1 = [Link]18.26
> m8 +120 ATHENA
and, "G7 ,
"Gy 2 a)
= mt Ae a
nr 6 5]
= n-7r-6 =0 "a
i
Solving (i) and (ii), we get r=7 and =55.
0 In the binomial expansion of (1 + 2)", the coefficients of the fifth, sixth and seventy 5
are in A.P. Find all values of n for which this can happen. 7
SOLUTION The coefficients of fifth, sixth and seventh terms in the binomial expansion of(1 4 yf
are "C4, "C5 and "Cg ae We are given that "C4 ,"C5 and "Ce are in AP.
2%Cs5 = "Cy +
B pi
= 2 ace S “ [Dividing both sidesty'cy
GG f
; ; rset 1 t
ea Bec. Sere
ana 6 ae a og
3s Oe 30 + (n- 4) (n-5)
6(n-4)
> 12n - 48 = 30 +n 2 _on+20 => n° -2In+ 98= =0 => (n-14)(n-7) = 0> n=7,14.
1-1 1 af * lin the binomial expansion of (1 + a)" arein A.P. prow
a hea 7a
f n(4r +1) +47? -2=0. [NCERT
SOLUTION The coefficients of a’ 1, a’ and a’** in the binomial expansion of ( +a" ae
iC "C, and "c, , respectively. It is given that "G2 y "C, and "C,,,arein AP.
2G, ="G1t"Ge1
'eg
= 2-— a aes
G Gq
= n etl
> 2=— eee ae
n-r+1. r+1 ae '
(r+1)(n-r+1)
e afm-r+n +n} arir+t)+(n-n)(n-r41)
=> Qnr 2p? + Int Qar? sr gn? —Qore re en—r
2 ry
=> nt? — dur -n+ 47? -2=0 => 1? -n(4r +1) +47? -2=0EM
THEOR 18.27
The coefficients of (r ~1)"", rth and (r + 1)¢#
a yg, Find and
oo We know that the coefficient of rth term i in the expansion of (x + 1)" is "C, _
terms in the expansion of (x +1)" are in the
cients of (r-1), pth th
it ON rand (r +1) terms are "C,_5, "C,_1 and ‘e
ae
yen that
eB ic 93"C,-1:"Cr =[Link]
”
Beeps ng I=L 8
= G1 ° C2 1
Pete and eaters "Cc, _n-r+1
o> r 3 r-1 dt a r
r-1
gn-8r+ 3=0 and n—4r+5=0 3 n=7 and r=3
(LeveL? |
Tye VII ON FINDING THE UNKNOWN WHEN THE VALUE OF A TERM IS GIVEN
aus -¥ the third term in the expansion a(2 + x!°810 ‘yi is 1000, then find x.
gluTION We have,
T} = 1000
Tha 1 = 1000
it\tarer
‘a() (x!8*)? = 1000
x
3 10(x!810*)? x x-> = 1000
= 8107, 3 = 100
2 glogiox-3 _ 492
% 2logig x-3 = log, 107
2
* logo x- 3 mae
2-3 = ;, where y = log io *
Dey -sy-2 = 0
:
Qy+1)(y-2) =
Ys2or pase
be 2 “2 + 4
; M810 x=2 or logig® =} > x = 107 = 100 or, x=10 aayMATE MA TE ,
4
18.28
6
namaste ’
yerer? Vy? da iaalladeiada it
EXAMPL] If the fourth term in the expansion of
then find x. -
SOLUTION | It is given that |
T, = 200
> T341 = 200 ‘a
a 6c, [ae (a) = 200
*yyxeere?
ae
a 20] x®8**? x'/4 = 200
1
is (agin) a”
3f__1 _|,1._"_
as 2[ logy x+1) 4 loeio*
ae _ 3,121 | wherey=logio*
20+) 4 ¥
6+y+1 _1
4ty+) oy
y¥ +3y-4=0
(y+4)(y-1) = 0
y=1,-4
fog yo x = 1,-4
x=10 or, x=10% = x=10
EXAMPLE 95 For what value of xis the ninth term in the
[onx-1 A
\ 25° 7 s x
{#4 #7 f- Vorl0g3 5°41 is caual to 180?
u
Vuuuy
expansion of
10
SOLUTION We know that a! = N,
ene 10 w
+ ‘
: { anil? cai ~ {5° vs}
7 +67 1+)
Let Ty be the 9th term in the above expansion. Then,
, Ty = 180a
Lh 18.29
: HEOREM
no" 10-8
Bane, +70" +0), = 180
et
Begs 7)" 180
, gei+l ,
x17
—,
2 iil
2 i
ote = 4,wherey = 5" +
2 ytl
p-4y+3 = 0
2
y-3y-) =9
2
a 3,-1 a
B gto} 53 or, 5S) = 1 5* = 15 or, 5* =5 => x = logs 15 or, x = 1.
1
pang 36 If the fourth term in the expansion of (ax + 2) is3, then find the values of a and n.
S
soLUTION It is given that
5
tT = 2
5
> T+179 i
BE C3 cw" *(2) = 25 Cia) mean tes 3 (i)
"Clearly, RHS of the above equality is independent of x.
o n-6=0 > n=6.
“Putting = 6 in (i), we get
6 Bye 2) 6x5x4 3 _5 3 a 1
Chae = — => 55.4 ft slo @ 35 >°4F5
2 3x2x1 2 8 2
Hence, a=3andn=6.
Ce, ON MIDDLE TERM (S) IN A BINOMIAL EXPENSION
E the middle terms in the expansions of
fra! 37 Find the value of «. for which the coefficients of
+0x)* and (1 - ax)® are equal, find o..
SOWNON In the expansion of (1 + ox)’.
oo ze Be, (eae = 6a2 x?
he expansion of (1 - ax)®.
yl term =6C (-0x)? =-200° x
Biven that:
Coefficient of the middle term in (1 + ax)? = Coefficient of the middle term in (
o
1 = ax)®
F-200° = a=0,a=-3MATHEMATIOg.»
10
+xsinx) is equal to S find ty
18.30
1 expansion Of| e
INCE)
f RT EXEMp LAR
AMPLE 38 If the middle term in the binomial
value of x. th
10 i i
fc sxanz) " (2+) i.e. 6th term is the Middle
SOLUTION In the binomial expansion of
term.
It is given that
T=
10-5 63
> toes (3) (xsin2)° = 3
101) og, 8 103)
— asi“ x=
5
5 ats
7 (sin x) -(3)
> sinx= Losint
BIG
=> x =nn+(-1)" ginez
Type IX ON cer OF TERMS IN A BINOMIAL EXPANSION
m
EXAperel 59 The sum of the coefficients of (first three terms in the expansion of t = 3] #0,
[NCERT]
m being a natural number, is 559. Find the term of the expansion containing x?
SOLUTION We have,
3Y" ‘ 3 3y
pepe. a m 2 0
( 3] feoyeatesitsy (-3}* Cae (-3) ee (:3
= x
a ate My a 4 (= 3x Cy) 9-9 4 (9x Cp) 2 —F 4 My (- 3x
Clearly, the
y coefficients of first three terms are: Cy ,-3x C and 9x C2
It is given that the sum of these coefficients is 559.
™Cy-3x "Cy +9x "Cy =559
1~3m+ AOD 559
26m + 9m (m-1) =1118
9m? -15m -1116 =0
3m? ~5m — 372 =0
2
3m" ~ 36m + 31m ~ 372 =0
3m (m - sr) + 31(m~-12) =0
wo 52) Gms 31) « 0
giedl
YUYUuUuy y
[« meN 3m +pS
207
ya THEOREM 18.31
1°
Now m-r({_ 3) omc (3 gtr 212 .
pc" @) Bre CuSO ae, (ai) x2 be met]
Pienaar 9 her %
ot padinkes 1 ¥e Bet 312-9
fe" ve tor 2h =3(-3) * =-5940x?
Red!
11 i
+ 7 «. yl 1 “
ind the coefficient of x” in (« + x) and x~” in [= 3 2] and find the relation
x
game 40
jehweer 4nd b so that these coefficients are equal.
11
Br =15 > r =5.
puitingr = 5in (i), we obtain that
11
Coefficient of x’ in the expansion of{ ax? + x) is Ne. eb.
| 1 11
| Suppose x77 occurs in(r + 1% term of the expansion of (« - 2] 2
x
r
Now, Tai = oe (@-" (-] Z: Mc, aint (1 oo" gil- 3 as)
This will contain x7”, if
M1-3r = -7 => 3r = 18 > 7 = 6
Putting = 6 in (ii), we obtain that
1
Coefficient of x7” in the expansion of{ - 2) is "C6 Po e(-0®
a
0 11
Tithe coefficient of x” in (« + 2) is equal to the coefficient of x” Tin (« - >) , then
x
‘ 11,
Ne, => ab = 1 [: Nes = Cs]
2n
) , prove that its coefficient is
1 x
C5 a8 BS = Nog ab 8 (-1)® = "C5 ab =
E41 Ifx? occurs in the expansion of| (? + >
(2n)!18.32
ansion ot( <7 + ay".
x? occurs in(r +1)" term in the exP: x
(ty. me, te
Now, Tar = 7)" (3) = %C, #
x?, we must have
SOLUTION Suppose
fl)
For this term to contain
4n-P
4n-3r =p>r = ane
ina?
Coefficient of x” = 2c, where 1
4n-P
(2n)! here feciate
fficient of 2” w! 3
> Coefficient of = Ge ni ast
> Coefficient of x” = P)
3
n
exaeifie42 Find the coefficient of 2” i the expansion of (2 +a)(1-%)-
SOLUTION Coefficient of 2” in(l+x)(- =x)
yting-2"
= Coefficient of 2” in (1 ~ — 2)" + Coefficient of
= (0 "ut (- ig. 4
= (-1" a-
in the expansion of (1 exer +x 3y11
INCERT EXEMELAD
3 Find the coefficient of: xi
3y11 (+x) +2 20+)
24MC, x OC x 4 Ne, P+.
at +4
SOLUTION (extx?+x yy ata)” +t
=("¢o wey +7¢, x
ea
cysts 241, (22 aMcg(a +
38 = Meg xtc, +My x "C1 +Meqx"Co
= 55+55x11+ 330 =990
2 in the expansion of (1 +x)” (
Coefficient of x* in(l+x+27 +x
pxaMPLEead If the coefficients of x and x =x)" are 3 and i
respectively. Find the values ofm and n.
SOLUTION We have,
(+a"(0-2)"
Cy + "Cams Pad
=" ("
010 Co "Cy -"Co cy) x+(™ Co "Co + "Cy "C2 - Fe, "c) 3"
+
Gn 3} {"o-" Cyr "Cn x? ss
shies xO toe
It is given that the coefficients 2
respectively. of x and 2? in the expansion of (1 + 2)” (1 -#)" gad$
ae
——oSrti(M
THEORE! 18.33
ny m, a
“tla "C4 -"Co Ci) =3 and, "Cy "Cp +"Cq "Cz -C, "C1 =-6
it and m(n=1) +m (m1) ~2mm = -12
ee and (m—n)? —(m+n) = -12
p23 and m+n = 21
2
2
ee = 12
2x one NG THE TERM INDEPENDENT OF THE VARIABLE
2 sont i .
Bo Bs ind the coefficient of the fo independent of x in the expansion of
x+1 x-1
ee a
p28? +1 xx?
We have,
ution ned x-1
be a
713 yV3 41 xx?
3)3 419 pes x-1
7 Ty3 41 x? (XV? 1)
1/2 1/2
(3 41) (7/9 = x73 +) x +1) x
ee ee
8 x 41 V2 (x”?-1)
2
{2n){ 2) 3 4-1-2 V25 x3 V2
10
x+1 x-1 1/3 _,-/2)10
pen att ee ee | = ee eh
[pti Sh
v3_ v2)
lth, be the general term in{ x —x ) Then,
1-4 or
9, (eV 3!9—r ay MY =Cay Mex?
Trai =
Forthis term to be independent of x, we must have
HOSE? 0 => .20=27—3r = 0 ae
3 ous > eer — OT) = mare
So,required coefficient = C4 (-1)* = 210.
| PAMILESS“Find the greatest walue of the term independent
1
XSi cos
pai: e } ,wherea €R.
of x in the expansion of
ION Let (r + 1)" term be independent of x.
:
ee) = 1%, x10-2 (in «)
x
10-r (cos a)’
bs
Pe asain a) (
Vitis
. “independent of x, thenr =5.
5 (si: 5
Term independent of x = 10¢, x 27° (sin 2 a)
10!
T, = eG (sin acosa)> =
200 -5
ep ene i SR oe
ica 2? 61)?
sia ¥, itis greatest when 2 a = 2/2 and its greatest value