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Apply the binomial theorem to 210 = (1 + 1)10 . Answer each question in the...

Apply the binomial theorem to 210 = (1 + 1)10 . Answer each question in the work area provided below. 1. Write out the equation using combination notation. 2. Simplify each term. Do not combine the terms.

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