SOLUTION: In the expansion of (1+x)^21,the coefficient of (2r+1)th term is equal to the coefficient of (3r+2)th term, then find the value of r.
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Question 1089122: In the expansion of (1+x)^21,the coefficient of (2r+1)th term is equal to the coefficient of (3r+2)th term, then find the value of r.
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The expansion of a binomial has terms.
They are of the form with a combinatorial coefficient ,
and positive integers and such that .
There's is a certain symmetry to the combinatorial coefficients:
The first and last ones (the number and coefficients are 1;
the number and coefficients are ;
the number and coefficients are ,
and so on, so that the number and coefficients will be the same if .
So, in this case,
,
,
,
and .
Verification:
The 9th coefficient is
.
The 14th coefficient is
.
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