Interactive Parabola Grapher
Explore graph ,equation and the locus of a Parabola
Save graphs to your desktop!



A+    A−    B  
Home
Graphing Calc
Algebra
Math Games
  • Decimals in Space
  • Fraction Balls
  • Integers in Space
  • Math Man
  • Number Balls
  • Geometry
    Interactive
    Trigonometry
    Scientific Calc

    Pascal's Triangle for expanding Binomials

    How to use Pascal's Triangle to perform Binomial Expansions

    Pascal's Triangle is probably the easiest way to expand binomials. It's much simpler to use than the Binomial Theorem, which provides a formula for expanding binomials. Pascal noticed
    The formula for Pascal's Triangle comes from a relationship that you yourself might be able to see in the coefficients below.
    • (x+ y)0
    • (x + y)1
    • (x+y)²
    • (x+y)3
    • (x+y)4
  • 1
  • x + y
  • x²+2xy + y²
  • x3 + 3x2Y+ 3xY2 + y3
  • x4+ 4x3Y +6x2Y2 + 4XY3 + Y4
  • The demonstration below illustrates the pattern. Pascal's Triangle presents a formula that allows you to create the coefficients of the terms in a binomial expansion.
    (Image above taken from wikepedia. Thank you wikepedia.org!)