Find the Coefficient of t⁴ in the Expansion of [(1 − t⁶)/(1 − t)]³
JEE Main 2019 PYQ: find the coefficient of t^4 in [(1-t^6)/(1-t)]^3 by rewriting it as (1-t^6)^3 (1-t)^-3 and using the negative-binomial expansion.
JEE Main 2019 PYQ: find the coefficient of t^4 in [(1-t^6)/(1-t)]^3 by rewriting it as (1-t^6)^3 (1-t)^-3 and using the negative-binomial expansion.
AIEEE PYQ: find the coefficient of x⁷ in (1-x-x²+x³)⁶ by first factoring the base as (1-x)²(1+x), then expanding it as a product of two simpler binomials.
Find the term independent of x in the expansion of [(x+1)/(x^(2/3)−x^(1/3)+1) − (x−1)/(x−x^(1/2))]^10, by simplifying both fractions using sum/difference-of-cubes and -squares factoring first.
Evaluate the sum 1²·15C1+2²·15C2+…+15²·15C15 using the standard identity for Σr²·nCr, then find m+n+k from its prime factorisation.
Find the remainder when 19^200+23^200 is divided by 49, by writing 19 and 23 as 21∓2 and applying the binomial theorem twice.
For some n≠10, the 5th, 6th and 7th coefficients of (1+x)^(n+4) are in AP. Find n, then the largest coefficient of the expansion.
Find the remainder when (2021)^2023 is divided by 7 — a modular arithmetic problem solved by reducing the base first, then finding a repeating power cycle.
A JEE Main 2025 binomial coefficient summation simplified by rewriting the ratio of consecutive coefficients, then splitting into two telescoping sums.