Question:
In the expansion \({\left( {2a – 1} \right)^6}\), the sum of the first three terms is:
Reference explanation:
Correct Answer: EASY
We have:
\(\begin{array}{l}
{\left( {2a – 1} \right)^6}\\
= C_6^0{.2^6}{a^6} – C_6^1{.2^5}{a^5} + C_6^2{.2^4}{a^4} – …
\end{array}\)
So the sum of the first 3 terms is \(64{a^6} – 192{a^5} + 240{a^4}\).
ADSENSE
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