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Beyond Advanced · Binomial Theorem
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Not attemptedLet be an integer with . The expansion of has a unique middle term, and three consecutive binomial coefficients, none outside the expansion, are in arithmetic progression. Find the sum of all possible values of .
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Not attemptedWrite , where and is an integer. Suppose and . The two middle coefficients are . Find .
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Not attemptedFor , count the ordered pairs of integers with such that the coefficients of in are in arithmetic progression. Count each admissible pair once.
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Correct answer: 12
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Not attemptedIn the expansion of let , and let satisfy . Select all true statements.
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is uniquely greatest.
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Not attemptedThe coefficients of in are in arithmetic progression, where . The expansion has two middle terms. Find the difference between the binomial coefficient of either middle term and the immediately preceding coefficient on the increasing side.
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Not attemptedIn , where , terms are written in descending powers of . The sixth term from the beginning and the sixth term from the end have equal absolute values. Select all true statements.
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The two specified terms sum to zero.
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Both middle terms are positive.
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Exactly eight terms are positive.
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Not attemptedExpand by the binomial theorem without collecting distinct terms. Let be the number of rational terms, and let be the term number of the middle rational term when the rational terms are ordered as in the full expansion. If there are two middle rational terms, use the earlier one. Find .
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Not attemptedLet and . Write . For define . Select all statements valid for every such expansion.
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The normalised difference is largest at a middle index.
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No three consecutive coefficients form a geometric progression.
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Not attemptedAn expansion , with even , has its middle binomial coefficient equal to times the coefficient two places before it. If is the sum of the coefficients of the three middle terms, find .
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Correct answer: 71.5
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Not attemptedIn the expansion of , let denote the th term from the beginning. A real satisfies . Find .
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Not attemptedFor a real , the coefficient of in is zero. Let be the number of nonzero coefficients of the resulting polynomial, including its constant coefficient. Find .
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Correct answer: 39
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Not attemptedFind the constant term in , for .
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Not attemptedEvaluate , where a binomial coefficient is zero when its lower index is negative or exceeds its upper index.
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Not attemptedIn the uncollected binomial expansion of , consider only the rational terms. Find the term number, in the full expansion, of the greatest rational term.
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Not attemptedLet be the coefficient of in . Find .
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Not attemptedLet . Select all true statements.
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The degree is .
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The coefficient of is zero.
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Exactly coefficients are nonzero.
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The sum of all coefficients is zero.
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Not attemptedLet . Find .
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Correct answer: 17
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Not attemptedAfter collection, let . If is the sum of the squares of its nonzero coefficients and their number, find .
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Not attemptedFor , in the expansion of the fifth and seventh terms are equal. Find the ratio of the sixth term to the sum of all eleven terms.
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Not attemptedIn the uncollected expansion of , let be the original term numbers of all rational terms. Find . If the sum is negative, report its absolute value.
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Correct answer: 2808
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Not attemptedFor a positive integer , each of and has exactly two equal greatest coefficients. The smaller of the two maximising exponents in the first expansion exceeds the smaller maximising exponent in the second by . Find the sum of the original term numbers of these four greatest coefficients.
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Correct answer: 72
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Not attemptedLet , with , . Suppose for some . Select all statements that must hold.
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is the unique greatest coefficient.
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must be even and .
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Not attemptedFor with integer , the eighth term is the unique numerically greatest term in and the fourth term is the unique greatest term in . Find the sum of all admissible .
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Correct answer: 555
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Not attemptedFor , the same original term number is the unique greatest term in both and , each interpreted as a binomial expansion before addition. Find the sum of all such .
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Not attemptedFor , put for . Assume is the unique largest term. Select all correct statements about the second-largest value.
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Only and can be second-largest.
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If , then is second-largest.
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At there are two equal greatest terms.
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If , then is second-largest.
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Not attemptedConsider the twenty-one signed terms of the binomial expansion of , before adding them. Let be the largest signed term and the smallest signed term. Find .
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Not attemptedFor define . Let be its unique maximising index. Find , correct to two decimal places.
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Correct answer: 14
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Not attemptedLet and . After substituting into the individual monomials of , let be the original term number of the greatest monomial value. Find .
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Not attemptedFor , let . Select all true statements.
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Exactly are greatest.
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for every .
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Not attemptedFor fixed , put for . Select all statements valid for every such .
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At most two indices can maximise .
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The maximum height is unchanged by replacing with .
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Exactly positive values of give a tied greatest pair.
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The maximum height is always minimised at .
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Not attemptedLet be a positive integer and define and . Select all identities valid for every .
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for every .
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Not attemptedFor an integer , define and . Find .
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Not attemptedEvaluate .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 4559
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Not attemptedFor integers , put and . Select all identities valid for every such pair.
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Not attemptedLet . Find .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 1
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Not attemptedFor an integer , evaluate .
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Not attemptedFor an integer, let . Find .
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Not attemptedFor , let and , where . Select all correct identities.
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for all .
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Not attemptedTwelve labelled positions each carry one of . Exactly four positions carrying are additionally marked; unmarked positions may also carry . Require at least one unmarked and at least one . Let count all symbol assignments and choices of marks. Find .
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Correct answer: 79005
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Not attemptedMatch each expression in List-I to its value in List-II. Here and a coefficient with lower index outside is zero.
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P-1, Q-2, R-4, S-3
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P-1, Q-3, R-4, S-2
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P-3, Q-1, R-5, S-2
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P-2, Q-3, R-1, S-4
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Not attemptedLet . Find .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 612
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Not attemptedFor an integer , suppose . Find the number of terms with positive coefficient in .
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Correct answer: 7
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Not attemptedThe number is an integer. Find its least nonnegative remainder on division by .
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Not attemptedFind the largest integer such that divides .
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Correct answer: 8
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Not attemptedFind the remainder when is divided by .
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Not attemptedLet , , and . Select all true statements.
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is even.
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is odd.
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Not attemptedLet . Find the last two digits, interpreted as a number from to , of .
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Correct answer: 71
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Not attemptedLet . Find the remainder when is divided by .
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Not attemptedLet be the fractional part of . Find .
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Not attemptedFor each integer , put and . Select all statements true for every such .
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Not attemptedFor integers , define . Select all true statements.
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The greatest common divisor of all is .
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divides every .
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If , then .
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Not attemptedLet . Find the remainder when the integer is divided by .
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Not attemptedIn consider only monomials whose exponents of and are equal. Let be the greatest coefficient among these monomials. Find .
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Correct answer: 34650
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Not attemptedLet be the number of distinct monomials in , where are independent variables. Substitute and collect powers of ; let be the number of nonzero coefficients. Find .
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Not attemptedFor a real , the coefficient of in is zero. If is the coefficient of in that same polynomial, find .
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Correct answer: 665
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Not attemptedExpand into distinct monomials. Let be the sum of coefficients of monomials whose three exponents are even, and let be the number of those monomials. Select all true statements.
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No monomial has exactly one odd exponent.
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The coefficient of equals .
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Not attemptedIn sum the coefficients of monomials in which the exponents of are both positive and the exponent of is odd. Find this signed sum.
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Not attemptedIn retain precisely the monomials whose exponents of and are equal. Let be the number of retained distinct monomials and the sum of their coefficients. Which ordered pair is ?
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Not attemptedTwelve independent labelled positions each carry one of , with all assignments equally likely. Let mean that occur equally often and that the positive number of occurrences of is divisible by four. If is the probability of , find .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 37621
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Not attemptedIn the collected expansion of , let be the largest absolute value of a coefficient. Select all true statements.
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Exactly three coefficients have magnitude .
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Exactly two coefficients equal .
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Exactly one coefficient equals .
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A monomial with exponent pattern can also have magnitude .
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Not attemptedIn the uncollected multinomial expansion of , let be the number of rational terms, with one term for each exponent triple. Among these terms let be the largest multinomial coefficient, excluding the radical-power factor. Find .
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Correct answer: 27027
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Not attemptedLet . Select all correct statements after like monomials have been collected.
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Exactly distinct monomials survive.
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No surviving monomial has equal exponents of and .
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The sum of coefficients is .
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The coefficient of is .
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Not attemptedFor an integer , the quotient is extended polynomially to . Its coefficient of is five times its constant coefficient. Select all true statements.
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Its greatest coefficients are at .
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The sum of its even-power coefficients is .
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The alternating sum of its coefficients is .
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Not attemptedEvaluate , where the real cube root is used. A solution using an infinite series is not required or assumed.
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Not attemptedFind the absolute value of . Use real square roots.
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Correct answer: 5
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Not attemptedReal numbers satisfy . Find .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 7
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Not attemptedFor set , and extend it polynomially at . Find the coefficient of in .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 1420
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Not attemptedFind .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 119003
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Not attemptedFor , let be the positive solution of , and put , . Select all statements valid for every such .
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Not attemptedFind .
Your answer: —
Correct answer: 61
A coarse decimal approximation of the cube root is insufficient. Turn the two candidate integer bounds into exact rational cube comparisons.
Put and . We need the integer part of .
Take and . Both are positive rationals.
Expanding the finite cubes, or clearing their denominators, gives . For a transparent check, ; then add with or to obtain the respective signs.
Since cubing is strictly increasing on positive numbers, . The required floor is . Rounding the root before subtracting loses the small residual.