Expansion of Binomials (x+y)n The expansion of a binomial follows a predictable pattern Learn the pattern and you can expand any binomial What are we doing? – PowerPoint PPT presentation
The expansion of a binomial follows a predictable pattern
Learn the pattern and you can expand any binomial
3 What are we doing?
Expanding binomials of the form (xy)n
Looking for patterns in the expansion of binomials
Developing a method for expanding binomials
4 Why are we doing this?
Topic in Intermediate and College Algebra
Necessary in Calculus if not for the Chain Rule
5 What have we learned before that will help?
Distributive property of real numbers
Multiplying polynomials
6 How will I know if I have learned this?
You will be able to expand any binomial of the form (xy)n without the laborious task of successive multiplications of (xy)
7 (xy)1
(xy)1xy
What is the degree of the expansion?
How many terms are in the expansion?
What is the exponent of x in the first term?
What is the exponent of y in the first term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the first term?
8 (xy)1
(xy)1xy
What is the exponent of x in the second term?
What is the exponent of y in the second term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the second term?
What is the coefficient of the first term?
What is the coefficient of the second term?
9 (xy)2
(xy)(xy)
10 (xy)2(xy)(xy) Write the first expression twice for the two terms in the second expression x y x y
11 (xy)2(xy)(xy) Place each term of the second expression below x y x y x x y y
12 (xy)2(xy)(xy) Multiply down the columns, then combine like terms x y x y x x y y x2 xy xy y2 13 (xy)2 x22xyy2 14 (xy)2
(xy)2x22xyy2
What is the degree of the expansion?
How many terms are in the expansion?
What is the exponent of x in the first term?
What is the exponent of y in the first term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the first term?
15 (xy)2
(xy)2x22xyy2
What is the exponent of x in the second term?
What is the exponent of y in the second term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the second term?
What is the exponent of x in the third term?
What is the exponent of y in the third term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the third term?
16 (xy)2
(xy)2x22xyy2
How do the exponents of x change from left to right?
How do the exponents of y change from left to right?
What is the coefficient of the first term?
What is the coefficient of the second term?
What is the coefficient of the third term?
17 (xy)3
(xy)3(xy)2(xy)
18 (xy)3(x22xyy2)(xy) Write the first expression twice for the two terms in the second expression x2 2xy y2 x2 2xy y2
19 (xy)3(x22xyy2)(xy) Place each term of the second expression below x2 2xy y2 x2 2xy y2 x x x y y y
20 (xy)3(x22xyy2)(xy) Multiply down the columns, then combine like terms x2 2xy y2 x2 2xy y2 x x x y y y x3 2x2y xy2 x2y 2xy2 y3 21 (xy)3
(xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3
22 (xy)3
(xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3
What is the degree of the expansion?
How many terms are in the expansion?
What is the exponent of x in the first term?
What is the exponent of y in the first term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the first term?
What is the exponent of x in the second term?
What is the exponent of y in the second term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the second term?
23 (xy)3
(xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3
What is the exponent of x in the third term?
What is the exponent of y in the third term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the third term?
What is the exponent of x in the fourth term?
What is the exponent of y in the fourth term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the fourth term?
24 (xy)3
(xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3
How do the exponents of x change from left to right?
How do the exponents of y change from left to right?
What is the coefficient of the first term?
What is the coefficient of the second term?
What is the coefficient of the third term?
25 (xy)4
(xy)4(xy)3(xy)
26 (xy)4(x33x2y3xy2y3)(xy) Write the first expression twice for the two terms in the second expression x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3 x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3
27 (xy)4(x33x2y3xy2y3)(xy) Place each term of the second expression below x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3 x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3 x x x x y y y y
28 (xy)4(x33x2y3xy2y3)(xy) Multiply down the columns, then combine like terms x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3 x3 3x2y 3xy2 y3 x x x x y y y y x4 3x3y 3x2y2 xy3 x3y 3x2y2 3xy3 y4 29 (xy)4
(xy)4x44x3y6x2y24xy3y4
30 (xy)4
(xy)4x44x3y6x2y24xy3y4
What is the degree of the expansion?
How many terms are in the expansion?
What is the exponent of x in the first term?
What is the exponent of y in the first term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the first term?
What is the exponent of x in the second term?
What is the exponent of y in the second term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the second term?
31 (xy)4
(xy)4x44x3y6x2y24xy3y4
What is the exponent of x in the third term?
What is the exponent of y in the third term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the third term?
What is the exponent of x in the fourth term?
What is the exponent of y in the fourth term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the fourth term?
What is the exponent of x in the fifth term?
What is the exponent of y in the fifth term?
What is the sum of the exponents in the fifth term?
32 (xy)4
(xy)4x44x3y6x2y24xy3y4
How do the exponents of x change from left to right?
How do the exponents of y change from left to right?
What is the coefficient of the first term?
What is the coefficient of the second term?
What is the coefficient of the third term?
What is the coefficient of the fourth term?
What is the coefficient of the fifth term?
33 Pattern of exponents degrees 1 to 4
degree of expansion of binomial n
number of terms in expansion n1
sum of exponents in each term n
exponent of x decreases from n to 0
exponent of y increases from 0 to n
n degree terms sum of exponents 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 2 3 3 4 3 4 4 5 4 34 Pattern of coefficients degrees 1 to 4 degree coefficients 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 3 3 1 4 1 4 6 4 1 What is the pattern from row to row? 35 Coefficients of 5th degree expansion degree coefficients 4 1 4 6 4 1 5 1 5 10 10 5 1
36 This pattern of coefficients is called Pascals Triangle
It can be extended to find the coefficients of any degree expansion of a binomial
37 (xy)5
What is the degree of the expansion?
How many terms are in the expansion?
38 (xy)5
xy xy xy xy xy xy
What is the exponent of x in the first term?
What is the exponent of y in the first term?
What is the exponent of x in the second term?
What is the exponent of y in the second term?
What is the exponent of x in the third term?
What is the exponent of y in the third term?
39 (xy)5
xy xy xy xy xy xy
What is the exponent of x in the fourth term?
What is the exponent of y in the fourth term?
What is the exponent of x in the fifth term?
What is the exponent of y in the fifth term?
What is the exponent of x in the sixth term?
What is the exponent of y in the sixth term?
40 (xy)5
Based on the pattern for binomial coefficients
What is the binomial coefficient of the first term?
What is the binomial coefficient of the second term?
What is the binomial coefficient of the third term?
What is the binomial coefficient of the fourth term?
What is the binomial coefficient of the fifth term?
What is the binomial coefficient of the sixth term?
41
(xy)5
x55x4y10x3y210x2y35xy4y5
42 Would you want to build Pascals Triangle for (xy)99?
You could, but it would be a large triangle.
Is there a short cut?
Yes, indeed there is!
43 Factorials 44 n!
Unary operator
Symbol !
Multiplication of all numbers
from n down to 1
45
0!1
n!n(n-1)!n(n-1)(n-2)!
n!/(n-2)!n(n-1)(n-2)!/(n-2)!n(n-1)
(nr) means n choose r n!/(n-r)!r!
46 (xy)n
Binomial Theorem
For r 0 to n
The (r1)th term is
n!/(n-r)!r!x(n-r)yr
47 (xy)7
n7
r0
011st term
7!/(7-0)!0!x(7-0)y0
7!/7!x7y0
x7
48 (xy)7
n7
r1
112nd term
7!/(7-1)!1!x(7-1)y1
7!/6!x6y1
76!/6!x6y1
7x6y
49 (xy)7
n7
r2
213rd term
7!/(7-2)!2!x(7-2)y2
7!/5!2!x5y2
765!/5!2!x5y2
76/2x5y2
73x5y2
21x5y2
50 (xy)7
n7
r3
314th term
7!/(7-3)!3!x(7-3)y3
7!/4!3!x4y3
7654!/4!3!x4y3
765/321x4y3
75x4y3
35x4y3
51 (xy)7
n7
r4
415th term
7!/(7-4)!4!x(7-4)y4
7!/3!4!x3y4
7654!/3!4!x3y4
765/321x3y4
75x3y4
35x3y4
52 (xy)7
n7
r5
516th term
7!/(7-5)!5!x(7-5)y5
7!/2!5!x2y5
765!/2!5!x2y5
76/21x2y5
73x2y5
21x2y5
53 (xy)7
n7
r6
617th term
7!/(7-6)!6!x(7-6)y6
7!/1!6!x1y6
76!/6!x1y6
7xy6
54 (xy)7
n7
r7
718th term
7!/(7-7)!7!x(7-7)y7
7!/0!7!x0y7
7!/7!x0y7
y7
55 (xy)7
x77x6y21x5y235x4y3
35x3y421x2y57xy6y7
56 What about x a number 57 (x6)4
x44x3(6)16x2(6)24x(6)3(6)4
x424x3216x2864x1296
58 Knowing the binomial theorem
Can help you factor polynomials
59 8x336x254x27
(xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3
Is the first term a cube?
8x3(2x)3
Is the fourth term a cube?
27(3)3
Divide the second term by the binomial coefficient 3
Is the coefficient the cube root of the first term squared times the cube root of the fourth term?
36x2?312x2(4x2)(3)(2x)2(3)
Divide the third term by the binomial coefficient 3
Is the coefficient the cube root of the first term times the cube root of the fourth term squared?
54x?318x(2x)(9)(2x)(3)2
The polynomial is the cube of a binomial
8x336x254x27(2x3)3
60 Conclusions
The degree of the expansion is the exponent the binomial is raised to
The number of terms in the expansion is one more than the degree of the expansion
Pascals Triangle gives the binomial coefficients of the expansion
The binomial theorem is useful for large expansions
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