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    The document discusses binomial coefficients and Pascal's triangle. It shows the binomial expansion of terms like (x + y)^n and provides examples of expanding specific terms like (a + b)^3, (x - y)^5, and (2x + y)^5. It also introduces the concept of summing the binomial coefficients using the formula for geometric sums.

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    The document discusses binomial coefficients and Pascal's triangle. It shows the binomial expansion of terms like (x + y)^n and provides examples of expanding specific terms like (a + b)^3, (x - y)^5, and (2x + y)^5. It also introduces the concept of summing the binomial coefficients using the formula for geometric sums.

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    Kombināciju skaita saistība ar Paskāla trijstūri. Ņūtona binoms. Summa.

    summa
    C00=

    C10= C11=

    C20= C21= C22=

    C30= C31= C32= C33=

    C40= C41= C42= C43= C44=

    C50= C51= C52= C53= C54= C55=

    C60= C61= C62= C63= C64= C65= C66=

    C70= C71= C72= C73= C74= C75= C76= C77=

    C80= C81= C82= C83= C84= C85= C86= C87= C88=

    C90= C91= C92= C93= C94= C95= C96= C97= C98= C99=

    C100= C101= C102= C103= C104= C105= C106= C107= C108= C109= C1010=

    ...
    ... ...

    (𝑥 + 𝑦)0= (𝑥 + 𝑦)1= (𝑥 + 𝑦)2=


    (a + b )3 = (a − b )4 =
    (x − y )5 = (c + d )6 =
    (k − m )7 =
    (a + b )n =

    (𝑎 + 3𝑦)4 =

    (2𝑥 + 𝑦)5 =

    66.2

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