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Question: Using binomial theorem, expand \[\\{ {(x + y)^5} + {(x - y)^5}\\} \] and hence find the value of \[\...
Using binomial theorem, expand (x+y)5+(x−y)5 and hence find the value of (2+1)5+(2−1)5.
Solution
To solve this question first thing we should know that (x+y)n=r=0∑nnCrxn−r⋅yr and here nCr=r!(n−r)!n!, (x−y)n=(−1)rr=0∑nnCrxn−r⋅yr and on further expanding the equation this question can be solved easily.
Complete step by step answer:
Given, the expression is (x+y)5+(x−y)5.
Now, substitute 5 for n, in the equation (x+y)n=r=0∑nnCrxn−r⋅yr.
So,
(x+y)5=r=0∑55Crx5−r⋅yr, on expanding we get.
{\Rightarrow \left( {x - y} \right)^5} = {\left( { - 1} \right)^0}{,^5}{C_0}{x^5} \cdot {y^0} + {\left( { - 1} \right)^1}{,^5}{C_1}{x^4} \cdot y + {\left( { - 1} \right)^2}{,^5}{C_2}{x^3} \cdot {y^2} + {\left( { - 1} \right)^3}{,^5}{C_3}{x^2} \cdot {y^3} + {\left( { - 1} \right)^1}{,^5}{C_4}x \cdot {y^4} + {\left( { - 1} \right)^1}{,^5}{C_5}{x^0} \cdot {y^5} \\
{\Rightarrow \left( {x - y} \right)^5}{ = ^5}{C_0}{x^5} \cdot {y^0}{ - ^5}{C_1}{x^4} \cdot y{ + ^5}{C_2}{x^3} \cdot {y^2}{ - ^5}{C_3}{x^2} \cdot {y^3}{ + ^5}{C_4}x \cdot {y^4}{ - ^5}{C_5}{x^0} \cdot {y^5} \\
$$⇒(x−y)5=5C0x5−5C1x4⋅y+5C2x3⋅y2−5C3x2⋅y3+5C4x⋅y4−5C5y5……………………….(ii)
Now, add the equation (i) and (ii).
(x+y)5=5C0x5+5C1x4⋅y+5C2x3⋅y2+5C3x2⋅y3+5C4x⋅y4+5C5y5 (x−y)5=5C0x5−5C1x4⋅y+5C2x3⋅y2−5C3x2⋅y3+5C4x⋅y4−5C5y5 (x+y)5+(x−y)5=2(5C0x5+5C2x3⋅y2+5C4x⋅y4) (x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(5C0x4+5C2x2⋅y2+5C4y4)Therefore, (x+y)5+(x−y)5 is equal to 2x(5C0x4+5C2x2⋅y2+5C4y4), which can be further simplified as follows,
⇒(x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(5C0x4+5C2x2⋅y2+5C4y4) ⇒(x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(0!(5−0)!5!x4+2!(5−2)!5!x2y2+4!(5−4)!5!y4) ⇒(x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(5!5!x4+2!3!5!x2y2+4!1!5!y4) ⇒(x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(x4+(2×1)3!5×4×3!x2y2+4!1!5×4!y4) ⇒(x+y)5+(x−y)5=2x(x4+10x2y2+5y4)Therefore, (x+y)5+(x−y)5 is equal to 2x(x4+10x2y2+5y4).
Now, we have to find the value of (2+1)5+(2−1)5.
If we compare, (x+y)5+(x−y)5 and (2+1)5+(2−1)5, we can easily find that value of (2+1)5+(2−1)5.
As, the value of (x+y)5+(x−y)5 is 2x(5C0x4+5C2x2⋅y2+5C4y4).
So, (2+1)5+(2−1)5 will be 2(2)(5C024+5C222⋅12+5C414), which can be further simplified as follows,
Therefore, (2+1)5+(2−1)5 is equal to 582.
Note: We would like to be able to extend it when a binomial expression is elevated to a power 'n'. In doing this, the binomial theorem supports us. It transforms a phrase like that into a sequence.
The theorem that specifies the expansion of any power (a+b)m of a binomial (a+b) as a certain sum of products aibj, such as (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b2.