Binomial TheoremHard

Question

In the expansion of , the 11th term is a:

Options

A.positive integer
B.positive irrational number
C.negative integer
D.negative irrational number

Solution

T11 = 15C10 (3)5
= 15C10(3)5= a positive irrational number

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