The fourth term of
A binomial is a polynomial which contains two terms. Algebraically, sum or difference of two monomials is a binomial. Binomial theorem is used to expand the binomials to any given power without direct multiplication. According to the theorem, where is the binomial coefficient in the theorem. It represents the number of ways in which k unordered outcomes can be selected from a total of n possibilities. The formula to find rth term is given as , where n is the exponent of the binomial, r is the number of the term to be found, x is the first term of the binomial and y is the second term of the binomial.