Find the eleventh term in the expansion: (3x – 2y) ^15

We will have the following:
We are given the expression:
[tex](3x-2y)^{15}[/tex]Now, we know that the general binomial of the form:
[tex](a-b)^{15}[/tex]Will be expanded as follows using Pascal's triangle:
[tex]a^{15}-15a^{14}b+105a^{13}b^2-455a^{12}b^3+1365a^{11}b^4-3003a^{10}b^5+5005a^9b^6-6435a^8b^7+6435a^7b^8-5005a^6b^9+3003a^5b^{10}-1365a^4b^{11}+455a^3b^{12}-105a^2b^{13}+15ab^{14}-b^{15}[/tex]Now, from this we can see that the 11th term is given by:
[tex]3003a^5b^{10}[/tex]Now, in our case a = 3x and b = 2y, thus:
[tex]\begin{gathered} 3003(3x)^5(2y)^{10}=3003(243x^5)(1024y^{10}) \\ \\ =747242496a^5b^{10} \end{gathered}[/tex]So, the 11th term is:
[tex]747242496a^5b^{10}[/tex]