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In natural English speech, "binomial" appears in contexts such as: "And that's the binomial theorem. So binomial, because there's only two terms, one in X by is two, there's two normals and a theorem is that this is a theorem that you can rigorously prove that this formula is exactly what you'll see as the coefficients in Pascal's triangle.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

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And that's the binomial theorem.

So binomial, because there's only two terms, one in X by is two, there's two normals and a theorem is that this is a theorem that you can rigorously prove

that this formula is exactly what you'll see as the coefficients in Pascal's triangle.

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adjective

Consisting of two terms, or parts.

“Finally, instead of returning to Chile’s traditional proportional representation system, the law adopted the “binomial” system, which gave strong incentives to the parties to form broad coalitions.”

adjective

Of or relating to the binomial distribution.

“Assuming a normal approximation to binomial probabilities the proportion of total complications reported for 1979–85 in the age class 0–14 years was significantly higher than the proportion in the same age class for the period 1962–69 (p < 0·0001)”

noun

A polynomial with two terms.

Synonyms:binome

noun

A quantity expressed as the sum or difference of two terms.

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