#math (crying)
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this is how I did it
I did this by using the general term formula in binomial expansion, an fyi just in case what I did wasn’t clear 
You are AMAZING
Thank you so much I can sleep in peace now
6 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)
Pls save me from my suffering
a) (already figured this part out) Expand (X-5)^5
b) Hence, find the value of term that contains x^4 in (2X-1)(X-5)^5
THANK YOU. T-T
Apparently the answer is 525X^4 but I have no idea how
this is how I did it
I did this by using the general term formula in binomial expansion, an fyi just in case what I did wasn’t clear 
You are AMAZING
Thank you so much I can sleep in peace now