What is the second term of (2x 2 ‑ 3y)^6 ? your answer should be in the form (sign)(numerical factors)(actual powers of variables).

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Step-by-step explanation:

Use the binomial theorem: given any variables a,b and a positive integer n, .

In this case, take

Usually, the terms on a polynomial of two variables are ordered starting with the highest power of x (x^12 in this case) and the lowest power of y. The powers of x decrease and the powers of y increase, so the last term has the highest power of y and the lowest power of x .

Then, the second term is k=1 as it has the second highest power of x, so replacing these values this term is:

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i would go with the first one

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