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Title: Expansion of Binomials


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Expansion of Binomials
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(xy)n
  • 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)

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(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?

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(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?

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(xy)2
  • (xy)(xy)

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(xy)2(xy)(xy)
Write the first expression twice for the two
terms in the second expression
x y x y


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(xy)2(xy)(xy)
Place each term of the second expression below
x y x y
x x y y

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(xy)2(xy)(xy)
Multiply down the columns, then combine like terms
x y x y
x x y y
x2 xy xy y2
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(xy)2
x22xyy2
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(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?

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(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?

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(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?

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(xy)3
  • (xy)3(xy)2(xy)

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(xy)3(x22xyy2)(xy)
Write the first expression twice for the two
terms in the second expression
x2 2xy y2 x2 2xy y2


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(xy)3(x22xyy2)(xy)
Place each term of the second expression below
x2 2xy y2 x2 2xy y2
x x x y y y

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(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
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(xy)3
  • (xy)3x33x2y3xy2y3

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(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?

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(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?

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(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?

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(xy)4
  • (xy)4(xy)3(xy)

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(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


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(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

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(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
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(xy)4
  • (xy)4x44x3y6x2y24xy3y4

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(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?

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(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?

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(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?

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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
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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?
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Coefficients of 5th degree expansion
degree coefficients
4 1 4 6 4 1
5 1 5 10 10 5 1



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This pattern of coefficients is called Pascals
Triangle
  • It can be extended to find the coefficients of
    any degree expansion of a binomial

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(xy)5
  • What is the degree of the expansion?
  • How many terms are in the expansion?

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(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?

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(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?

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(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?

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  • (xy)5
  • x55x4y10x3y210x2y35xy4y5

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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!

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Factorials
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n!
  • Unary operator
  • Symbol !
  • Multiplication of all numbers
  • from n down to 1

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  • 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!

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(xy)n
  • Binomial Theorem
  • For r 0 to n
  • The (r1)th term is
  • n!/(n-r)!r!x(n-r)yr

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(xy)7
  • n7
  • r0
  • 011st term
  • 7!/(7-0)!0!x(7-0)y0
  • 7!/7!x7y0
  • x7

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(xy)7
  • n7
  • r1
  • 112nd term
  • 7!/(7-1)!1!x(7-1)y1
  • 7!/6!x6y1
  • 76!/6!x6y1
  • 7x6y

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(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

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(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

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(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

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(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

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(xy)7
  • n7
  • r6
  • 617th term
  • 7!/(7-6)!6!x(7-6)y6
  • 7!/1!6!x1y6
  • 76!/6!x1y6
  • 7xy6

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(xy)7
  • n7
  • r7
  • 718th term
  • 7!/(7-7)!7!x(7-7)y7
  • 7!/0!7!x0y7
  • 7!/7!x0y7
  • y7

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(xy)7
  • x77x6y21x5y235x4y3
  • 35x3y421x2y57xy6y7

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What about x a number
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(x6)4
  • x44x3(6)16x2(6)24x(6)3(6)4
  • x424x3216x2864x1296

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Knowing the binomial theorem
  • Can help you factor polynomials

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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

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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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