Binomial Theorem Worksheets

What is the Binomial Theorem? A binomial theorem is an algebraic approach used to expand the binomial expression. It shows us how the algebraic will look when a binomial is multiplied by itself. For instance, consider the algebraic expression (4x + y)⁷. It will take a lot of time to multiply this algebraic expression seven times. Instead of doing that, we employ a binomial theorem that can conveniently give us the result of multiplying this expression seven times. The binomial theorem is the shortcut for getting results of the expansion of algebraic expression. The binomial theorem says that it is possible to expand (x + y)ⁿ into mathematical expression in the form of ax^by^c, where b and c represent the non-negative integer with b + c = n. In this expression, the coefficient 'a' represents the positive integers that depend on the values of b and n. In case we have zero as an exponent, we would omit that power form the algebraic expression. For example, 4x²y⁰, we will remove y from the expression; the expression will become 3x².