Rethabile Milisi
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find the first four terms using the binomial theorem:
1/(sqrt(x^2 - (3/y))
when attempting to solve I multiplied the denominator with 1/2
then took the binomial term raised to 1/2 to the numerator where I ended up with a negative exponent (-1/2)
then wrote the binomial theorem formula and inputted all values in my calculator and got a math error and I got stuck
1/(sqrt(x^2 - (3/y))
when attempting to solve I multiplied the denominator with 1/2
then took the binomial term raised to 1/2 to the numerator where I ended up with a negative exponent (-1/2)
then wrote the binomial theorem formula and inputted all values in my calculator and got a math error and I got stuck