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Standard XII
Mathematics
Multinomial Expansion
Let the numer...
Question
Let the numerically greatest term in the expansion of
(
3
−
2
x
)
9
When
x
=
1
be
k
.Find last digit of
k
?
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Solution
(
3
−
2
x
)
9
=
3
9
(
1
−
2
x
3
)
9
Now let
x
=
1
We get
r
=
(
1
+
9
)
.
2
3
1
+
2
3
=
20
5
=
4
Hence coefficient of
T
5
=
T
4
+
1
=
9
C
4
.3
5
.2
4
=
126
(
243
)
.16
=
489888
Hence last digit is 8.
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