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What is the binomial expansion? in context I am trying to get the maclaurin series for...

What is the binomial expansion? in context I am trying to get the maclaurin series for 1/(1+x^2) and using something called the binomal expansion is a clue to solving this

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its a coincidence that I am solving your question again this is maclorin series method binomial is another method but lengthy

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