If x > 0, y > 0, and n is a perfect square odd integer, how many negative terms will 2(x - y)^√n have when expanded?
A. ½(n - 1)
B. ½n
C. ½(n + 1)
D. ½{(√n) - 1}
E. ½{(√n) + 1}
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Please find the explanation mentioned below:sanju09 wrote:If x > 0, y > 0, and n is a perfect square odd integer, how many negative terms will 2(x - y)^√n have when expanded?
A. ½(n - 1)
B. ½n
C. ½(n + 1)
D. ½{(√n) - 1}
E. ½{(√n) + 1}
Answer: Option E
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