hey buddy... i thought you only use that specific formula when dealing with negative powers or numbers >1 ... what about the formula with the combinations and things where you use pascals triangle...? :) good video btw
@kiddyflo This is a universal formula and can be used all the time. However, it may be easier to use the combinations method or Pascals triangle when the power n is positive.
Mate, your mouse pointer got cold and it's shivering, may be your computer hasn't wormed up yet.
Just kidding, thanks for your help anyways.
ymsphaa 1 month ago
@ymsphaa If it was then it would be going mad now. -5 here at present.
ExamSolutions 1 month ago
hey buddy... i thought you only use that specific formula when dealing with negative powers or numbers >1 ... what about the formula with the combinations and things where you use pascals triangle...? :) good video btw
kiddyflo 10 months ago
@kiddyflo This is a universal formula and can be used all the time. However, it may be easier to use the combinations method or Pascals triangle when the power n is positive.
ExamSolutions 10 months ago
@ExamSolutions muchas gracias... :)
kiddyflo 10 months ago
hoooray!
iamsopoor9 1 year ago
You've probably saved me a lot of marks as I tend to drop quite a few when using Pascal's triangle. This is much easier and cleaner so thanks a lot.
dimflamingo 1 year ago
cool
ExamSolutions 1 year ago
Very well done. Similarly to Hellfire257, I agree that you explained the concept better than my math teacher did...
LammonNomaer 2 years ago
Thank you very much - you explained it a lot clearer than my teacher did!
Hellfire257 2 years ago 4
Thanks - glad to be of some help
ExamSolutions 2 years ago
thanx that's help a lot! :)
kawaiica 2 years ago