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&quot;without using a bionomial theorem? Is there any shortcut using the pascal theorem to get that value&quot;<br />
What do you call pascal's theorem? The one I am familiar with deals with geometry
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"without using a bionomial theorem? Is there any shortcut using the pascal theorem to get that value"
What do you call pascal's theorem? The one I am familiar with deals with geometry

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How it get directly the value (2x)^3(4)^5 without using a bionomial theorem? Is there any shortcut using the pascal theorem to get that value. Coeficient i understand it thru C n,r<br />
Thanks.<br />
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How it get directly the value (2x)^3(4)^5 without using a bionomial theorem? Is there any shortcut using the pascal theorem to get that value. Coeficient i understand it thru C n,r
Thanks.

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