Expand (3y+1)* using Pascal's triangle. 9. Which of the following shows the correct expression to expand the binomial? A) 1(3y) (1)° +4(3y)'(1)' +6(3y) (1) +4(3y) (1)' +1(3y)^ (1)* B) 1(3y) (1)* +4(3y) (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)° +1(3y)(1)* C) 1(3y) (1)° +4(3y) (1)* + 6(3y) (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)° + 1(3y) (1)* D) 1(3y) (1)° + 4(3y)* (1)* + 6(3y)* (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)* + 1(3y)^ (1)* 10. Write the expansion in simplified form. A) 81y +108y +54y² +12y+1 B) 1+12y+54y? +108y +81y C) 1+4y+54y +108y +81y* D) 81y* +27y +9y² +3y Expand the binomial. 11. (x-1) A) x-3x-3x-1 B) x-3x +6x-3 C) x -3x +3x-1 D) x'-3x-6x-3 12. (x+6)* A) x* +24x +216x² +864x +1296 B) x* +24x +72x +74x+24 C) x* +24x' +1296x +13,824x+1296 D) x +24x +144x +1000x +1296

Expand (3y+1)* using Pascal's triangle. 9. Which of the following shows the correct expression to expand the binomial? A) 1(3y) (1)° +4(3y)'(1)' +6(3y) (1) +4(3y) (1)' +1(3y)^ (1)* B) 1(3y) (1)* +4(3y) (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)° +1(3y)(1)* C) 1(3y) (1)° +4(3y) (1)* + 6(3y) (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)° + 1(3y) (1)* D) 1(3y) (1)° + 4(3y)* (1)* + 6(3y)* (1)* + 4(3y)* (1)* + 1(3y)^ (1)* 10. Write the expansion in simplified form. A) 81y +108y +54y² +12y+1 B) 1+12y+54y? +108y +81y C) 1+4y+54y +108y +81y* D) 81y* +27y +9y² +3y Expand the binomial. 11. (x-1) A) x-3x-3x-1 B) x-3x +6x-3 C) x -3x +3x-1 D) x'-3x-6x-3 12. (x+6)* A) x* +24x +216x² +864x +1296 B) x* +24x +72x +74x+24 C) x* +24x' +1296x +13,824x+1296 D) x +24x +144x +1000x +1296

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

6th Edition

ISBN:9780134463216

Author:Robert F. Blitzer

Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer

ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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