Pascal triangle question?

Question

a)The first 6 terms in row 25 of Pascal’s triangle are 1, 25 , 300 , 2300 , 12650 , and 53130. Determine the first 6 terms in row 26.

How would i answer this question please help!!!
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Answer 1

From the properties of the triangle,
The first term is 1
The second term is 25+1=26
The third term is 25+300= 325
I think you should get the hang of where this is going.

Answer 2

---------a million -------a million 2 a million ------a million 3 3 a million -----a million 4 6 4 a million ----a million 5 10 5 a million --a million 6 15 15 6 a million Get the assumption? - while drawing the triangle, for each line start up and end with a million. Then upload mutually the two numbers straight away above the area you attempt to fill. (As in a brick result) - you utilize Pascals Triangle to ascertain the coefficients of "x" while performing binomial expansions.

Answer 3

The first term is 1, the second is 1+25, the third is 25+300, etc.

Or

If you know combinations then consider that the terms in the nth row of Pascal's triangle are

nC0 , nC1 , nC2 , ... , nC(n-1) , nCn

Answer 4

Remember that each row of Pascal's triangle starts with 1, ends with 1, and each number in between is the sum of the two numbers above it.

It might help if you look at Pascal's Triangle:
http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.pascal.triangle.html

Answer 5

1, 26, 325, 2600, 14950, 65780