Question 398234
Find the fourth term in the expansion of (2x-1)^6
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The Rth term in the expansion of (A + B)<sup>N</sup>

is C(N,R-1)A<sup>N-R+1</sup>B<sup>R-1</sup>.

Therefore substituting A=2x, B=-1, N=6, R=4,

C(6,4-1)(2x)<sup>6-4+1</sup>(-1)<sup>4-1</sup>.

C(6,3)(2x)<sup>3</sup>(-1)<sup>3</sup>.

20(2x)<sup>3</sup>(-1).

20(2<sup>3</sup>x<sup>3</sup>)(-1).

20(8x<sup>3</sup>)(-1).

-160x<sup>3</sup>.

Edwin</pre>