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What is the constant term of the expansion of (6x+13x)6?

 May 18, 2020
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What's the constant term of the expansion of (do + not + cheat + on + your) * (A*o*P*S + Homework) ?

 May 18, 2020
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Let up Hugo,

this is a standard maths question that could have come from any school or text book anywhere in the world.

Melody  May 19, 2020
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Hi Melody, while this may appear to be one, I perfectly recall this from being in... the lesson about "simon's favorite factoring trick" or +/- one lesson.

 

However I do understand that there are similar questions not property of AoPS and if I hadn't taken that particular course I would have thought it wasn't one, but I do remember having trouble with this one.

hugomimihu  May 19, 2020
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So what? 

 

Students all over the whole world have been having trouble with this one for over a hundred years. 

It is a completely standard question.

 

I do not even know why this is an AoPS question at all.  It is not problem-solving, it is a standard algebraic question.

Melody  May 19, 2020
edited by Melody  May 19, 2020
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(6x+13x)6 Tn=(6n)(13x)n(6x)n6If you pull out the x terms you get (1x)nxn6The constant term will have x0So solve for netc

 

 

Please no other answerer finish this. 

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 May 19, 2020
edited by Melody  May 19, 2020

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